The Green Bay Packers have released their final injury report ahead of their highly anticipated Week 8 showdown against the Minnesota Vikings. The report highlights the potential impact of several key players' injury situations on Sunday's game.

Cornerback Jaire Alexander, center Josh Myers, tight end Luke Musgrave, and linebacker De'Vondre Campbell have all been listed as questionable for the upcoming game. Their playing status will have a significant influence on the Packers' performance against the Vikings.

Jaire Alexander, who has missed three of the last four games due to a back injury sustained in a practice collision, is still uncertain for Sunday's matchup. Coach Matt LaFleur has described his status as day to day, with a game-time decision to determine his availability. If Alexander is unable to play, it will be a test for the Packers' cornerback depth against Vikings' quarterback Kirk Cousins.

Josh Myers, the Packers' center, had an ankle injury during their previous game against Denver. After missing Wednesday's practice, he returned in a limited capacity on Thursday and fully participated on Friday. While his playing status is officially listed as questionable, his increased practice involvement suggests that he is likely closer to being fit for the game. Myers' presence will be crucial in countering the Vikings' blitz-heavy defense.

Luke Musgrave, the rookie tight end, impressed the coaching staff by practicing despite an ankle injury last week. Described as a "tough sucker" by Coach LaFleur, Musgrave will be a game-time decision. His availability would provide a much-needed boost to the Packers' offense, but the team is prepared to distribute snaps to Tucker Kraft and Ben Sims if needed.

Linebacker De'Vondre Campbell, who has been sidelined for three games with an ankle injury sustained in Week 3, has been practicing in a limited capacity all week. The Packers are hopeful for his return as the defensive leader in the middle. Campbell's playing status will depend on how his ankle responds after a full week of practice.

Additionally, the Packers received positive news regarding running back Aaron Jones and wide receiver Christian Watson. Despite not being fully recovered, Jones is off the injury report and increasing his availability for playtime. Watson, who avoided a significant knee injury, participated fully in all practices this week and will be ready for Sunday's game.

Left guard Elgton Jenkins, outside linebacker Preston Smith, defensive lineman Devonte Wyatt, offensive tackle Yosh Nijman, and safety Zayne Anderson have all been cleared and are expected to be available for the matchup. Jenkins, in particular, will be monitored closely as he continues to recover from a lingering issue.

On the Vikings' side, starting guard Ezra Cleveland, backup receiver Jalin Nailor, and running back/kick returner Kene Nwangwu have been listed as questionable. Linebacker Brian Asamoah has been ruled out. T.J. Hockenson, the Vikings' talented tight end, has no playing status designation and is expected to play.

With several key players in question for the Packers and the Vikings dealing with their own injury concerns, Sunday's game promises to be a challenging battle. Both teams will have to rely on their depth and adaptability to overcome any setbacks. The Packers, despite their injury struggles, are determined to present a formidable challenge to the Vikings in what could be a pivotal matchup in the season.