Matthew Golden, three others are non-participants on Packers injury report

GREEN BAY − With a condensed week because of a Thursday night game, the Green Bay Packers held a walkthrough practice Oct. 27.

The Packers are looking to bounce back from a road loss to the Detroit Lions when they host the Carolina Panthers on Oct. 29.

Since they didn’t practice, the participation reports are an estimation.

Here’s the latest from the injury report:

Green Bay Packers Oct. 27 injury report

Zaire Franklin (shin), Travis Glover (knee), Matthew Golden (shoulder/foot) and Sean Rhyan (ankle) would not have participated.

Aaron Banks (knee/toe), Anthony Campbell (ankle), Brenton Cox Jr. (quadricep) and Devonte Wyatt (ankle) would have been limited.

According to NFL Network, Packers center Sean Rhyan has a high-ankle sprain that could sideline him up to four weeks.

Rhyan suffered the injury in the first quarter of the Packers’ 20-17 loss to the Detroit Lions at Ford Field and did not return.

Packers guard Travis Glover has been listed as a did not participate in the past two practices due to a knee injury.

Glover has started the past four games at right guard.

If he’s not able to play against the Panthers, this could mark the debut for Kevin Zeitler on the offensive line.

Packers receiver Matthew Golden has been listed as a non-participant for the past two practices.

Golden was on the injury report last week due to a shoulder injury, and a foot injury has been added this week.

Golden appeared shaken up and left the field for one play during the Lions game, but was able to finish the game.

Packers defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt had to leave the first half of the Lions game early with an ankle injury, but he returned for the second half.

He was listed as a non-participant on the Oct. 26 injury report and was upgraded to limited on Oct. 27.