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Gary's ACL MRI results are awaited by the Green Bay Packers, and Doubs is out with a high-ankle sprain.

The Green Bay Packers are awaiting the findings of Rashan Gary's MRI on Monday to see whether the outside linebacker tore his ACL after leaving Detroit on crutches, a source confirmed.

By 8 a.m. on Monday, Gary's results were still pending, the insider told PackersNews. The insider claimed that it is impossible to confirm a torn ACL until they are.

According to NFL Network, Gary tore his right ACL on Monday morning. The early worries regarding an ACL tear were initially covered by ESPN.

A ruptured ACL would be a devastating blow to the Packers defense if it were verified. Gary, who has developed into an NFL standout in just his fourth season, is their top pass defender. Gary burst for six sacks in the first six games of the season despite failing to sack the quarterback in the previous three contests.

Romeo Doubs, a rookie receiver, suffers a high ankle sprain, according to PackersNews. As is typical for such an accident, he is anticipated to miss a few weeks. The news was initially reported by NFL Network.

Following the opening attacking play, doubts exited the game. Aaron Rodgers, the quarterback, chose him on an 18-yard crossing route, which Doubs finished before getting hurt in the tackle. Before being taken the remaining distance to the medical tent by trainers, he was originally hopping toward the sideline. Doubs was then transported to the locker room while having his right ankle supported. After the game, PackersNews saw him using crutches and wearing a boot.

The fourth-round pick out of Nevada has grown to be a favorite target for Rodgers despite having little experience as a rookie. Doubs had 31 receptions for 314 yards and three touchdowns through eight games (and one play), including Rodgers' 500th career touchdown pass.

In the Packers' loss to the Detroit Lions on Sunday, Aaron Jones (running back) and Eric Stokes (cornerback) were among a long number of players who suffered injuries. Gary and Doubs joined that group (ankle, knee). On Sunday, all were spotted using crutches or walking boots. Christian Watson, a rookie receiver, suffered his second concussion in as many games.