Packers' Aaron Jones Diagnosed with MCL Sprain, Unlikely to Play Thanksgiving Game

With Jones sidelined, AJ Dillon to step up as primary back; Packers sign Patrick Taylor and James Robinson to bolster squad.

Aaron Jones, the Green Bay Packers running back, has been diagnosed with a sprained MCL and is considered week-to-week.
Jones is unlikely to play in Thursday's Thanksgiving game against the Detroit Lions.
Due to the injury, AJ Dillon is expected to become the primary back against the Lions.
The Packers have signed Patrick Taylor from the New England Patriots' practice squad and added veteran James Robinson to their practice squad.
Jones has previously returned quickly from MCL sprains, but always in his right knee.