Jayden Reed fractured his collarbone and will land on injured reserve, with surgery likely Tuesday and a hoped-for November return. Green Bay’s offense endured the loss as Reed’s early-season rhythm was already building after a Week 1 showing. In Reed’s absence, Green Bay leaned on Romeo Doubs and a deeper group that includes Dontayvion Wicks and rookie receivers Matthew Golden and Savion Williams, while tight ends Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave combined for a big role. Kraft’s six-catch, 124-yard day with a TD highlighted the depth of the offense as Green Bay moved to 2-0, a rare start that underscores Love’s growing command of the system and the resilience of a receiver room that can weather Reed’s absence.