The Green Bay Packers have activated running back Chris Brooks and wide receiver and returner Skyy Moore from injured reserve ahead of their Week 10 game against the Minnesota Vikings. Both players had previously been designated to return.
Brooks and Moore were listed as questionable on Friday’s injury report, so their activation does not guarantee they will play Sunday. However, the move makes them eligible to return and suggests they could be available. Brooks had 11 days remaining in his activation window, while Moore had 18 days left after being designated for return on November 11.
## What Roles Could Brooks and Moore Have?
Brooks has served as Green Bay’s primary third-down back in recent seasons. With Josh Jacobs out for Sunday, Kaleb Johnson is expected to get the first opportunity to lead the backfield, while MarShawn Lloyd could also see carries. Depending on the Packers’ plans, Brooks may share work with Johnson.
Moore could return to kickoff and punt return duties. Bo Melton and Coleman Owen have handled those responsibilities, and Owen fumbled a kickoff return in the Packers’ Week 8 game against the Carolina Panthers.
