Green Bay Packers cornerback Nate Hobbs has battled through his fair share of knee injuries this season.
He’s facing another one.
Hobbs left Saturday night’s 41-24 loss to the Ravens after colliding with Baltimore wide receiver Zay Flowers in the end zone around the midway point in the second quarter.
The injury came on a third and goal play when he broke up a pass. He grimaced in pain and held his knee as he was tended to.
The Ravens kicked a field goal after the play to increase their lead to 17-7.
Hobbs’ injury was the third for the Packers in the game before halftime. The Packers have already lost defensive lineman Jordon Riley and safety Zayne Anderson to injuries and are struggling mightly to stop Ravens backup quarterback Tyler Huntley and running back Derrick Henry. The Packers would also go on to lose Dontayvion Wicks (concussion), cornerback Kamal Hadden and quarterback Malik Willis.
Nate Hobbs injury
Here’s the play where Hobbs suffered the injury:
Nate Hobbs injury update
Hobbs hobbled to the locker room and was initially questionable to return.
He was later ruled out.
Nate Hobbs injuries in 2025
Hobbs, who signed a free agent deal with the Packers in the offseason, has missed five games with knee injuries.
Hobbs missed Week 1 while recovering from a torn meniscus suffered in training camp. Hobbs was then out in Weeks 10-13 with a sprained MCL on his other knee.
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Nate Hobbs injury update: Packers cornerback out with knee injury
Reporting by Christopher Kuhagen, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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