Packers place 6 players on injury lists - Acme Packing Company

What the report says
Acme Packing Company reported that the Green Bay Packers placed six players on injury lists as injured players and rookies reported to Green Bay on July 27, 2026. Citing the NFL transaction wire, the outlet listed running back Chris Brooks, tight ends Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave, left guard Aaron Banks, defensive lineman Javon Hargrave and cornerback Kamal Hadden.
According to Acme, Brooks was put on the non-football injury list after being hurt away from the team facility, while the other five players were placed on the physically unable to perform list. In NFL roster terms, those designations allow teams to manage players who are not ready to practice at the start of camp, though players can be activated when cleared under league rules.
The outlet identified Kraft’s ACL injury and Hadden’s ankle injury as the two most notable known issues among the group. Acme said Kraft may not need a lengthy stay on PUP, while Hadden’s continued absence was more unexpected because he had previously described his recovery timeline as four to five months in January. The report also noted that defensive lineman Devonte Wyatt and offensive lineman Zach Tom were not on injury lists to begin the year.
Acme added, citing NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo, that edge rusher Micah Parsons was expected to be added to the PUP group the following day rather than appearing on Monday’s list. The early-camp designations matter because they shape which players are available for practice as Green Bay begins preparations for the season.
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