**Packers and Dolphins Face Key Injuries Ahead of Thursday Night Showdown**

Ahead of their crucial Thursday night matchup against the Miami Dolphins, the Green Bay Packers have announced significant updates to their lineup. The team has ruled out receiver Romeo Doubs (concussion), cornerback Jaire Alexander (knee), and linebacker Edgerrin Cooper (hamstring) due to injuries sustained in recent games.

Additionally, linebacker Isaiah McDuffie (ankle), center Josh Myers (pectoral), and tight end John FitzPatrick (back) are listed as questionable for the game. Myers appeared to participate fully in Wednesday's practice, providing some hope for his availability. McDuffie and FitzPatrick, initially pegged as non-participants earlier in the week, were upgraded to limited participants by Wednesday. Should McDuffie be unable to play, rookie linebacker Ty'Ron Hopper is expected to see increased snaps after an encouraging performance in his seven-snap defensive debut against the 49ers.

The injury situation has led to potential depth issues for the Packers. Without Doubs, who recorded three catches for 54 yards before suffering a concussion, the team will look to Dontayvion Wicks, Bo Melton, and Malik Heath to fill the gap at wide receiver.

On the other side, the Miami Dolphins have their own injury concerns. Linebacker Tyus Bowser (knee/calf), cornerback Kendall Fuller (concussion), and linebacker Anthony Walker (hamstring) have been ruled out. Tackle Terron Armstead is questionable with a knee injury. Key players such as receiver Tyreek Hill, defensive lineman Calais Campbell, and safety Jordan Poyer are expected to play despite being listed for veteran rest or minor injuries.

The Packers have some veteran players expected to return to the field without a designated game status. Both the Packers and the Dolphins will have to adapt and strategize accordingly, making this Thursday’s game a test of depth and resilience for both squads.