Luke Musgrave

Musgrave will still need to be activated from injured reserve but the team is leaving the door open for a potential return after missing the previous 10 games. Even if active, Musgrave is unlikely to unseat Tucker Kraft atop the team's depth chart at the position.

This is Musgrave's fifth straight LP designation since the Packers opened his 21-day practice window, telling us little about his Monday Night Football status. Musgrave was kept inactive last week. If he is able to practice in full tomorrow, he should be good to go. Fantasy managers can only view him as a touchdown-dependent TE2 though, playing behind Tucker Kraft.

The Packers have designated tight end Luke Musgrave to return from injured reserve, per ESPN’s Rob Demovsky. Musgrave was placed on injured reserve on October 11 with an ankle injury that ultimately required surgery. Musgrave’s comments on Wednesday indicate that he fully expects to play again this year. As soon as possible that they ll let […]

Packers tight end Luke Musgrave returned to practice Wednesday nearly 11 weeks after he last played in a game due to a torn ligament in his left ankle.

The Packers may be getting tight end Luke Musgrave back in the lineup in the near future.