The only thing I was concerned about in this game was injuries

Here is all that I could find so far

http://www.rototimes.com/nfl/player.php?tqid=7698&type=news&nid=62350 

I didnt actually see the injury. Can anyone describe what happened?

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I don't know for sure........but i saw the trainers working on what LOOKED like a big Christmas Ham.

Turns out it was Raji's ankle or foot.
He limped off the field, didn't hear any reports on how bad it is.

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I think it was a slight ankle sprain. I think he's going to be fine.

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After the trainers worked on the ankle, Raji limped to the locker room, putting his full weight on the ankle, which makes me think it's not a bad injury. My guess would be that it keeps him off the practice field for a few days, though, at a time when he really needs to be out there.

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Yup. He can't afford to miss time.

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Good thing we have a long week for him to recover.....that's one advantage of playing your last preseason game on a Thursday.

I hope he's alright. Any other injuries to note?

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Pat Lee injured his knee (looked minor, but he was taken out of the game and the knee was iced) and Anthony Smith suffered a blow to the head I think. Underwood had a stinger, I think. It was not a great night for the Packers in terms of performance or health.

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how did the starters look? and which of our starters didn't play at all? I know Al and Wood didn't play. anyone else?

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I think they're the only ones who didn't play.

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We really didn't get to see much of any of them. The starting offense went three and out on 3 consecutive passes, the first two of which Rodgers hit. McCarthy didn't give Rodgers another series after that.

The starting defense was pretty vanilla. Capers didn't bring any pressure besides rushing 4 guys since they wanted to evaluate players. Matthews and Barnett played okay for guys who hadn't touched the football in a few weeks. The Packers D as a whole still were able to strip a couple of balls from the Titans, although both were to close to the sidelines that fell out of bounds.

Overall, it was an okay performance, but hardly indicative of what we'll see out of either side of the ball Week 1. I thought the reserves played a bit better this week against Tennessee then they did last week against the Cardinals, but still a lot of mistakes out of that group. Ted Thompson and Mike McCarthy are going to have some tough choices on who to keep and who they think they can sneak through waivers and bring back onto the practice squad.

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