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GREEN BAY, Wis. -- You can go back to enjoying your Thanksgiving, the Green Bay Packers don't appear to be concerned that receiver Davante Adams is at risk of missing Sunday's game against the New England Patriots. Adams was listed as a limited participant in Wednesday's practice because of a heel injury, but he did not appear to do anything during the portion that was open to reporters. Coach Mike McCarthy said someone stepped on Adams' foot in practice on Wednesday. "Davante actually moved around, did some things, so they're just kind of working through exactly how they're going to handle it," McCarthy said after practice. "So I don't have high concern." Neither did receiver Jordy Nelson. "I think he'll be fine," Nelson said. "I'm not worried." One player not listed on the injury report -- and who insisted that he shouldn't be -- is linebacker A.J. Hawk, who looked like he was having a hard time in coverage against Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph last Sunday. On the Vikings' first play from scrimmage, Rudolph easily ran away from Hawk for a 23-yard gain on a crossing route. "It wasn't from being unhealthy or whatever," Hawk said. "He just caught me by surprise. I should've anticipated him coming across earlier, but it wasn't anything health-wise. "I'm good. I'm healthy. There's no way I would ever say anything if I wasn't, but I'm actually not lying to you." Here's the full injury report from Thursday’s practice: WR Adams (heel, limited participant) TE Brandon Bostick (hip, limited participant) CB Jarrett Bush (groin, did not practice) G T.J. Lang (ankle, limited participant) OLB Nick Perry (shoulder, did not practice) G Josh Sitton (toe, limited participant)
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