Aaron Banks gets major Green Bay Packers injury update after toe injury

The Green Bay Packers had to navigate a difficult afternoon in East Rutherford after losing Jayden Reed and Zach Bako-Bewele to injuries . The Packers and Jets struggled to generate offense early, entering halftime with the score tied 7-7. New York later built a double digit advantage in the fourth quarter, but Green Bay responded with a late comeback and found a way to leave with the win.

Aaron Banks also suffered an injury during the game and was unable to return to the field.

"#Packers LG Aaron Banks' return is questionable because of a toe injury, which is different than the knee he's been dealing with," wrote USA Today's Ryan Wood.

Banks is an important piece of Green Bay's offensive line, and Wood noted that his availability was already uncertain heading into the matchup because of a knee injury.

The Packers still managed to win ugly despite the injuries

Even with the injuries piling up, the Packers found a way to pull off a historic victory . Green Bay became the first team on record since 1941 to win a game despite recording fewer than 200 total yards, at least 100 penalty yards, and a negative turnover margin. The Packers finished with 199 total yards, 133 penalty yards, and a minus one turnover margin. Before Green Bay accomplished the feat, teams with that combination of numbers had gone 0-44.

Losing Reed, Bako-Bewele, and Banks compounds an already fragile roster heading into a demanding schedule. Banks' new toe injury on top of existing knee issues raises questions about his durability, a troubling sign given his expensive contract.

The Packers can't sustain winning ugly with this many injuries piling up. They need healthier bodies and cleaner execution moving forward. For now, the victory is a confidence builder, but Green Bay's path to contention depends on getting healthy and eliminating the penalty and turnover issues that nearly cost them this game.

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