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The Green Bay Packers increased their win streak to three games on Sunday night, defeating the Dallas Cowboys 23-13 to improve to 4-2 on the season. Most importantly, aside from a few scares, bumps and bruises, the Packers left the field relatively unscathed.
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Here’s the Packers injury update following their Week 6 victory.
TE Tucker Kraft
Tight end Tucker Kraft suffered what appeared to be a right knee injury late in the first half of the Packers’ win over the Cowboys.
After catching a pass from quarterback Jordan Love with 1:45 left in the second quarter, Kraft ran toward the sidelines before being hit low by Caleb Downs.
Kraft sat up but stayed down for a moment or two before gingerly walking off the field to the medical tent. Kraft emerged from the tent minutes later, helmet on, and rejoined his fellow tight ends on the sideline.
The contact on the play appeared to hit Kraft’s right knee, which caused a brief stir. He suffered a torn ACL in the same knee last season, causing him to miss the final nine weeks of the season.
Tucker wasn’t terrible against the Cowboys, but he didn’t exactly stand out, catching five of eight targets for 37 yards.
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CB Brandon Cisse
Packers rookie corner Brandon Cisse left Sunday night’s game late with a stinger. After the game, he confirmed the injury, but told reporters he was fine (h/t Weston Hodkiewicz).
Cisse had a great night, finishing with four tackles, two pass defenses and his first career interception.
Brandon Cisse grabs his FIRST NFL INT. 🙌
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RB MarShawn Lloyd
Running back MarShawn Lloyd left the game after taking a huge hit attempting a tackle following a Packers’ interception. He was never ruled out and later returned for a few snaps late in the second half.
Banged up or not, Lloyd’s usage shouldn’t come as a surprise. He carried the ball eight times on Sunday night, recording only 10 yards.
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This story was originally published October 18, 2026 at 10:07 PM.