Jayden Reed injury: Packers receiver headed to injured reserve after fracturing his collarbone

Jayden Reed, the Green Bay Packers' wide receiver, suffered a collarbone fracture during the team's victory over the Commanders on Thursday night. The injury will sideline him for an extended period, and the Packers have decided to place him on the injured reserve list. The severity of the injury means Reed will be required to miss at least four games before he can be eligible to return to the active roster. This is a significant blow to the Packers' receiving corps, as Reed had emerged as a promising young talent and was expected to play a key role in the team's offense this season. The Packers have not provided a specific timeline for Reed's recovery, but collarbone injuries can often take several weeks to heal properly. The team will need to rely on other receivers, such as Allen Lazard and Christian Watson, to fill the void left by Reed's absence as they continue their quest for a successful season.