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Matt LaFleur: ‘Not Good’ as Torn Achilles Is Feared, Which Would End Season

Packers coach Matt LaFleur indicates a torn Achilles, likely ending the player's season.

By Cole Hartwell

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said “not good” regarding an injury, and the belief is a torn Achilles, which would be season ending, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.

What happened

LaFleur’s brief and somber comment came after the injury occurred. The coach did not specify the player’s name in the report, but the tone and the mention of a torn Achilles signal a serious setback. A torn Achilles typically requires surgery and a rehabilitation period of several months, meaning the season is likely over for the affected player.

Context

The Packers have not yet made an official announcement about which player suffered the injury or confirmed the exact diagnosis. LaFleur’s statement reflects the team’s early assessment, but additional testing is expected to confirm the severity.

What’s next

The team will likely provide an update after medical evaluations are completed. If the diagnosis is confirmed, the player will be placed on injured reserve and begin the recovery process.

Coach Matt LaFleur: “Not good.” The belief is a torn Achilles, which would be season ending.

🏈 Fantasy impact

While the identity of the player is not yet clear from the report, the potential loss of a key contributor to a torn Achilles is a significant blow for fantasy managers. If the injured player is a running back or wide receiver, expect a committee approach or an increased role for the next man up. Fantasy managers should monitor the Packers’ official injury report for confirmation and consider adding depth at the affected position. Avoid making rash drops until the player is officially ruled out for the season, but be prepared to pivot if the diagnosis is confirmed.

Sources

  1. Coach Matt LaFleur: “Not good.” The belief is a torn Achilles, which would be season ending. (X (@RapSheet))

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