With about 3 minutes to play and the Packers nursing a 24-19 lead, Christian Watson caught a little flip from quarterback Jordan Love, turned on the jets and raced around the left edge of the Chiefs’ defense.

With the first down secured, Watson gave himself up to stay inbounds and keep the clock rolling. Instead, his right hamstring gave way.

Watson missed the first three games of the season with an injured right hamstring. Coach Matt LaFleur said the team will get a better handle on the injury on Monday, according to the story. Watson was seemingly starting to find his way with QB Jordan Love and caught a TD pass against the Chiefs. We'll continue to update the situation but owners may want to prepare to be without Watson.

Jayden Reed, the rookie second-round pick, might be the answer to some of the problems. He caught all five passes thrown his way on Sunday for 84 yards and a touchdown. Romeo Doubs (three catches for 31 yards) had the other touchdown catch.

Related palyers: Christian Watson

Love has thrown 10 interceptions this season, and five of them have come while targeting Watson, the story said. While Love is trying to get the ball to Watson, as fantasy owners know, this combo doesn't seem to be working - at least so far this season. Six of Love's interceptions have come in the fourth quarter. Five of Love's interceptions have come with a chance to tie or take the lead in the fourth quarter.

No long-term concern for Christian Watson with his chest and back injuries.

The post also went on to say HC Matt LaFleur added Watson was not diagnosed with a concussion, but team is still monitoring him for that. Watson has obviously struggled this year and he hasn't had more than 3 catches in a game, with 91 yards being his top receiving total. That came back in Week 5.

Aaron Jones and Christian Watson are both officially active tonight.

Related Players: A.J. Dillon, Romeo Doubs, Jayden Reed

Dillon got a full workload in Week 3 and produced very mediocre results in the Packers' 18-17 win over the Saints. Both Jones and Watson have catapulted into respective RB2 and WR2 slots in fantasy.

Green Bay ruled out tackle David Bakhtiari (knee), guard Elgton Jenkins (knee), linebacker De'Vondre Campbell (ankle) and safety Zayne Anderson (hamstring) for Thursday night’s game vs. the Lions.

Aaron Jones and Christian Watson are listed as questionable.

Related Players: A.J. Dillon, Romeo Doubs, Jayden Reed

Dillon got a full workload in Week 3 and produced very mediocre results in the Packers' 18-17 win over the Saints. Both Jones and Watson would catapult into respective RB2 and WR2 slots in fantasy if they're able to suit up.

Packers WR Christian Watson on whether he’ll play Thursday vs. the Lions. “That’s the plan,” he said.

Related players: Romeo Doubs, Jayden Reed, Jordan Love

Watson has yet to suit up this season, but says he's going to play on a short week, Thursday night game against the Lions. Watson was considered close after logging limited practices leading up to Week 3. The contest could feature a lot of points and Watson would provide a nice boost for Love. Assuming he does play, it would remain to be seen if Watson jumps right back into action fully. Owners should be sure to check out our rankings and projections for Watson this week.

Per the Packers injury report, both Aaron Jones and Christian Watson practiced on Friday.

Related Players: A.J. Dillon, Romeo Doubs, Jayden Reed

Both should regain their role in your fantasy squads as respective RB2 and WR2s ahead of Week 3 against the Saints. Dillon is back in possible Flex starts in deep leagues.

No practice again for today for a second straight day for Packers’ WR Christian Watson and RB Aaron Jones, who are dealing with hamstring injuries.

Related Players: A.J. Dillon, Romeo Doubs, Jayden Reed

Though no one benefitted from a huge target share in Week 1, Doubs accounted for two-of-three passing touchdowns from Jordan Love, after reports from camp pegged him as the quarterback's favorite target. Reed had a huge 18.4 aDOT in the kickoff game, filling into the deep-threat role. Dillon should slide into the RB1 role if Jones were to miss time, making him a very solid fantasy RB2.

Christian Watson just spoke for a couple minutes. He said there’s “a lot better chance” he plays Sunday in Atlanta than entering yesterday’s game.

Watson is dealing with a hamstring injury that left fantasy owners without him for Week 1. The post added Watson is still taking it day-by-day. Watson added, to his knowledge, an IR stint has never been a possibility. We'll continue to monitor his progress this week.