Packers Fall to Eagles in Playoff Loss Marked by Injuries and Physical Dominance

Green Bay's 22-10 Wild Card defeat to Philadelphia highlighted key injuries and questions about the team's physicality.

The Packers lost wide receivers Romeo Doubs (head) and Jayden Reed (shoulder) to injuries during the Wild Card game, further depleting their offense.
Doubs, who has a history of concussions, was evaluated after a hard fall in the end zone, while Reed left following a tackle by Eagles safety Reed Blankenship.
Green Bay also suffered injuries to key players, including offensive lineman Elgton Jenkins (stinger) and center Josh Myers (leg), both of whom did not return.
ESPN analysts criticized the Packers' lack of physicality, with commentators describing the Eagles as outmuscling Green Bay throughout the game.
The Eagles' defense limited the Packers' offense to just one touchdown, while Dallas Goedert's standout performance embodied Philadelphia's physical dominance.