Injury concerns loom over the upcoming showdown between the Green Bay Packers and the Los Angeles Rams. The Packers have listed linebacker Quay Walker and safety Rudy Ford as questionable for Sunday's highly anticipated matchup.

Ford, who was limited in practice on Thursday, did not participate at all on Friday, raising doubts about his availability on game day. Walker, on the other hand, had been practicing throughout the week but experienced tightness on Friday, leaving his status uncertain.

Should Walker be unable to play, the Packers have options at inside linebacker in Isaiah McDuffie and Eric Wilson, both of whom have stepped up in that position this season. As for Ford's potential absence, the Packers could turn to Dallin Leavitt, rookie Anthony Johnson Jr., or Zayne Anderson to fill the void.

Meanwhile, cornerback Jaire Alexander and running back Aaron Jones are both expected to be available for the Packers on Sunday after their injuries did not receive a game status. Jones, who wore a non-contact jersey during practice, is coming off an impressive performance against the Minnesota Vikings.

The Packers also provided positive updates on the availability of guard Elgton Jenkins, tight end Luke Musgrave, and tackle Yosh Nijman. All three players are expected to be ready to play without any specified game status.

On the Rams' side, linebacker Ernest Jones and tight end Hunter Long have been ruled out for Sunday's game due to knee and hamstring injuries, respectively. Additionally, five players have been listed as questionable: quarterback Matthew Stafford, tackle Rob Havenstein, receiver Puka Nacua, defensive tackle Larrell Murchison, and cornerback Cobie Durant.

The Rams will be closely monitoring the statuses of Stafford and Havenstein leading up to game time, as neither player participated in practice throughout the week. If Stafford is unable to play, backup Brett Rypien would step in after his brief appearance in the previous game against the Dallas Cowboys.

The Rams have declared several players available for Sunday's matchup, including receiver Austin Trammell, receiver Ben Skowronek, punter Ethan Evans, defensive tackle Aaron Donald (veteran rest), and offensive lineman Brian Allen (veteran rest).

It remains to be seen how the injury concerns for both teams will impact the highly anticipated clash between the Packers and the Rams. With key players listed as questionable and game-time decisions yet to be made, uncertainties surround the players' availability and their potential impact on the outcome of the game.

With the duel between the Packers and Rams just around the corner, fans eagerly await updates on the injury statuses of Quay Walker, Rudy Ford, and Matthew Stafford, as these crucial pieces could significantly impact each team's chances of success on Sunday.