Packers Expect Key Tight End Tucker Kraft To Play Against Browns Sunday

Green Bay Packers tight end Tucker Kraft, who sustained a knee injury during practice, is expected to play in Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns despite being listed as questionable. Kraft, a key offensive contributor leading the team with eight receptions, 140 yards, and two touchdowns through two games, missed practice on Friday but has undergone rehabilitation and feels confident to play. Head coach Matt LaFleur emphasized that Kraft's participation depends on both medical clearance and his confidence level. Meanwhile, the Packers placed receiver Jayden Reed on injured reserve due to a collarbone injury, marking the team's fifth player on IR this season. Kraft's availability is significant for the Packers as they aim to maintain their 3-0 start, especially with Reed sidelined. Fantasy football analysts rank Kraft highly for the week, reflecting his importance in Green Bay's passing game.