Packers receiver Jayden Reed sidelined for season with neck injury

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 12:14 · Archive

Green Bay Packers receiver Jayden Reed will undergo season-ending neck surgery after a hit during their game against the New York Jets.

Jayden Reed, a 26-year-old receiver for the Green Bay Packers, sustained a neck injury during his team's Week 2 game against the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium. The hit was severe enough to leave Reed motionless on the turf, prompting immediate medical attention. He was transported from the field on a spine board and taken to hospital for further evaluation.

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur confirmed that Reed will undergo neck surgery and will be sidelined for the remainder of the season. The injury marks a significant blow to the Packers' receiving corps as they continue their campaign.

How it is being reported

• Packers receiver Jayden Reed out for season after frightening neck injury vs. JetsHe will undergo season-ending surgery.New York Post · 30 Sept, 19:27
• Packers star undergoes season-ending neck surgery after being carted off the field in frightening sceneDuring their win over the New York Jets, Reed, 26, took a brutal hit and was left motionless on the turf - before being quickly rushed to hospital for further evaluations on his injury.Daily Mail Sport · 30 Sept, 19:17
• Packers receiver Jayden Reed gets bad news about neck injury after leaving Week 2 game on spine boardJayden Reed will require neck surgery after a frightening hit at MetLife Stadium, and Matt LaFleur confirmed the injury is season-ending for the Packers.Fox News · 30 Sept, 18:43

In this story: Jayden Reed · Green Bay Packers · New York Jets · MetLife Stadium · Matt LaFleur

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