Green Bay’s postgame update flags three fresh injuries from the Colts game: safety Omar Brown dealing with a chest contusion and staying overnight in Indianapolis for evaluation, rookie Barryn Sorrell nursing a knee injury, and running back MarShawn Lloyd whose status is listed as unknown after a hard take-down late in the first half. Brown’s chest issue required cart/oxygen support during Family Night visuals, underscoring how precautionary measures are shaping the Packers’ depth right now.

Sorrell, Green Bay’s fourth-round pick, left the field with knee concern after a punt play and did not return, leaving a potential edge depth question for the defense. Lloyd, who had just returned from a groin issue in padded practice, exited after a 33-yard grab and a shoulder hit, with coach Matt LaFleur hedging on his timetable.

Fantasy managers should watch how Green Bay assigns roles behind the top backs and safeties in the coming days. Brown’s chest contusion could push the safety rotation toward veterans or third-string help, Sorrell’s knee adds to the comings-and-goings in the pass rush rotation, and Lloyd’s prognosis could shift early-down back decisions and goal-line touches if he misses time.