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Green Bay Packers Injury Report, Week 15: James Starks, Josh Sitton Unlikely To Play Sunday

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Two underrated pieces to the Green Bay Packers offense could be out of action in Sunday's contest versus the Kansas City Chiefs. Per Mike Vandermause of the Green Bay Post-Gazette, neither James Starks or Josh Sitton are likely to play.

On Starks:

McCarthy said Starks (ankle) worked out hard on Tuesday but didn’t have a positive report following a medical test today.

On Sitton:

As for Sitton (knee), McCarthy said the Packers would take a wait-and-see approach, but team doctors didn’t sound  positive about his chances of returning this week.

Here is the full injury report for the Packers on Wednesday:

Name Position Injury Practice Status Game Status
Desmond Bishop LB Calf Did Not Participate In Practice --
Ryan Pickett DE Concussion Did Not Participate In Practice --
Brandon Saine RB Concussion Did Not Participate In Practice --
James Starks RB Knee Did Not Participate In Practice --
A.J. Hawk LB Calf Full Participation in Practice --
Vic So'oto LB Back Full Participation in Practice --
Josh Sitton G Knee Limited Participation in Practice --
Chad Clifton T Hamstring Out (Definitely Will Not Play) --
Greg Jennings WR Knee Out (Definitely Will Not Play) --

For more analysis on the Chiefs, visit SB Nation blog Arrowhead Pride. For more on the Packers, check out Acme Packing Company. For more on all the NFL games this Sunday, check out SB Nation's NFL page.

                                                                                                                                                                                                               

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