Packers Parsons, Hobbs, Reed Limited in Opening Week Practice

The Green Bay Packers are cautiously optimistic about their injury situation ahead of their season opener against the Detroit Lions. Micah Parsons, the team's new All-Pro edge rusher acquired from the Dallas Cowboys, has practiced in a limited capacity all week and is listed as questionable but expected to contribute, possibly on a pitch count given he missed training camp. Nate Hobbs, recovering from knee surgery for a partially torn meniscus, practiced in a limited fashion on Thursday after missing earlier sessions, raising the possibility he could play if he remains healthy. Receiver Jayden Reed, dealing with a foot fracture, also returned to practice but may have an uncertain availability early in the season. Quarterback Jordan Love and center Elgton Jenkins have been cleared to play, while several other players remain questionable. Packers coach Matt LaFleur and defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley are managing Parsons' workload carefully as they prepare for the challenging opener.