Tucker Kraft Injury Update
Tucker Kraft hurt his knee during the Packers game against the Panthers on November 2. He went down in the third quarter. Trainers checked him on the field and helped him off. Then he got carted to the locker room.
Packers coach Matt LaFleur told reporters after the game that the injury “does not look good.” Reports from ESPN and NFL insiders say the team fears Kraft tore his ACL. That type of injury usually means a long recovery. The Packers have not shared full details yet. Tests were planned for Monday to confirm the diagnosis.
Before the injury, Kraft was Green Bay’s leading receiver this season. He had 30 catches for 469 yards and six touchdowns. Last week, he had a career-high game. He caught seven passes for 143 yards and scored twice against the Steelers. Against the Panthers, he caught two passes for 20 yards before leaving the game.
Green Bay went on to lose the game. The team is now waiting for medical results, but the early expectation is a torn ACL. If that’s true, Kraft will likely miss the rest of the season and maybe part of next season, too. This is tough news for the Packers offense. Kraft was key for quarterback Jordan Love. Now, other tight ends on the roster will need to step up.
Kraft turns 25 soon. He’s been getting better each season. But now the focus is on treatment and recovery. News on the exact timeline should come after the tests. The Packers will share updates as soon as they know more.
Disclaimer
This article provides the latest updates on Tucker Kraft’s injury, based on reports from the Packers and NFL insiders. The full details of the injury are pending medical tests, and official confirmation from the team is expected soon. For real-time updates, follow official team announcements or trusted sports news outlets.
