Greg Jennings may have a broken bone in his hand, and he played most of the Green Bay Packers' game against the Minnesota Vikings after suffering his hand injury. Jennings injured his hand in the Packers' first series, took himself out of the game, and returned to the game after having the hand checked out by team staff. He scored a 79-yard touchdown after returning. This is not a YouTube video. Apparently, Greg Jennings puts the team on his back, doe, in real life.
Greg Jennings Injury: Packers WR Getting X-Ray On Hand
Greg Jennings will have an x-ray on his hand on Monday. The Green Bay Packers wide receiver continued to play against the Minnesota Vikings after suffering the injury.
Jennings said his hand went numb for an extended period of time during the game. He left the Metrodome with a large bag of ice strapped to his hand, and he’s scheduled to have an x-ray on the hand on Monday. The good news for the Packers is that even if Jennings has a fractured hand, they have a bye in Week 8, which will minimize the amount of game time Jennings misses.
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