![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/07\/84296672007-gpg-ne-wisconsin-high-school-sports-awards-show-062025-1393-ttm.jpg\"\/)
![\"play\"](\"https:\/\/www.gannett-cdn.com\/appservices\/universal-web\/universal\/icons\/icon-play-alt-white.svg\"){kind=icon}
<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Northeast Wisconsin High School Sports Awards honors best of the best<\/p>\n
Green Bay Packers defensive standout Rashan Gary featured guest at Northeast Wisconsin High School Sports Awards at Lambeau Field on June 20.<\/p>\n
The entire Green Bay Packers roster<\/a> reports for training camp on Wednesday, July 23, but several won’t be participating.<\/p>\n Among them is Quay Walker.<\/p>\n The Packers<\/a>‘ fourth-year linebacker will start training camp on the active physically unable to perform list, according to the NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero<\/a>.<\/p>\n Wide receiver Christian Watson and rookies Collin Oliver (defensive lineman) and Micah Robinson (cornerback) are joining Walker on the PUP List, according to the NFL’s official communications website.<\/p>\n Watson is expected to miss a large portion of 2025 as he recovers from a torn ACL<\/a>, an injury he suffered in the Packers’ 2024 regular-season finale<\/a> against the Chicago Bears<\/a> Jan. 5 at Lambeau Field. He will likely be placed on injured reserve before the start of the season. That means he’ll then miss a minimum of four games. After a player is cleared from IR, they have 21 days to be activated to the roster.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, three others were put on the non-football injury\/illness list. The most high-profile name was offensive lineman Elgton Jenkins, Pelissero reported.<\/p>\n The Packers are starting the season with some players injured.<\/p>\n K Alex Hale, G\/C Elgton Jenkins, and RB Amar Johnson start on the NFI List.<\/p>\n DE Collin Oliver, CB Micah Robinson, LB Quay Walker, and WR Christian Watson start on the PUP. #GoPackGo<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/hocFaDmnZz<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 SleeperPackers (@SleeperPackers) July 18, 2025<\/a>Quay Walker injury<\/p>\n Walker’s absence might have caught the attention of some. However, there were signs this could be a possibility.<\/p>\n The linebacker did not participate in any of the team’s mandatory minicamp sessions in June. He was in attendance, though, as he worked with the rehab group, PackersNews reported<\/a>.<\/p>\n Packers head coach said last month that Walker’s injury wasn’t from any offseason program.<\/p>\n “I think there were some residual effects from the season,\u201d he said of the team’s 2022 first-round pick.<\/p>\n Injuries have been a bit of a concern for Walker. After playing in all 17 games as a rookie, he has missed seven games in the last two seasons. In 2023, a knee injury kept him out of three games. And last season he missed the team’s final three games of the regular season<\/a> with an ankle injury plus one earlier in the year due to a concussion<\/a>.<\/p>\n Despite the injuries, Walker has still led the Packers in total tackles the last two seasons and is now a veteran of the linebacker room. He has exceeded 100 tackles in each of his first three seasons.<\/p>\n Packers on PUP ListCollin Oliver, linebackerMicah Robinson, cornerbackQuay Walker, linebackerChristian Watson, wide receiver<\/p>\n Players on the active PUP list count against the team’s active roster limit. Players on the PUP list can participate in team activities, though they can’t practice.<\/p>\n They can be activated at any point.<\/p>\n Packers on NFI listAlex Hale, kickerElgton Jenkins, offensive linemanAmar Johnson, running back<\/p>\n Players given this designation have suffered non-football injury\/illness outside of football. They can be activated at any time. Once the season begins players on the NFI list don’t count against the 53-man active roster limit<\/a>.<\/p>\n Jenkins, 29, has not participated in the team’s offseason program<\/a> as he looks to rework his contract, ESPN previously reported.<\/p>\n The Packers’ former second-round pick is set to move positions from guard to center<\/a> this year after the signing of Aaron Banks<\/a> and the loss of Josh Meyers in free agency<\/a>.<\/p>\n Offensive line coach Adam Stenavich previously told PackersNews.com that he wasn’t concerned about Jenkins’ absence.<\/p>\n \u201cI think he’s open to it,\u201d Stenavich said in May<\/a>. \u201cThe conversations that we’ve had with him, yeah, he’s got a lot of experience there and he was open to it, excited about it. So, ready to go.\u201d<\/p>\n Jenkins, a two-time Pro Bowler, has two years left on his four-year, $68 million contract that he signed in 2022<\/a>.<\/p>\n