Green Bay Packers receiver Christian Watson will not play on Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals despite looking "pretty damn good" during his first week back at practice.

CINCINNATI — Packers kicker Brandon McManus is dealing with a quad injury that he suffered in practice on Wednesday according to head coach Matt LaFleur. "We'll see how he is today and tomorrow and we'll have a play," LaFleur told reporters according to ESPN's Rob Demovsky.

Fleming's productivity declined in 2023 before the Catawissa, Pennsylvania, native transferred to Penn State for his final year of eligibility in 2024. The fifth-year Penn State wide receiver caught 14 passes for 176 and a single TD.

The history between the Packers and Bengals is a wild one, featuring overtime thrillers, close and crushing losses and the beginning of the Brett Favre era in Green Bay. What could be in store Sunday when Joe Flacco -- who faced the Packers earlier this season but was traded to the Bengals on Tuesday -- starts for Cincinnati at Lambeau Field?

The Giants have lost eight straight division games, and they'll be looking to end that streak in an NFC showdown with the first-place Eagles. The Giants aren't being given much of a chance of ending their streak in a game where Philadelphia is favored by 7.5 points. Here's one reason why each team should be feeling confident going into the game:

Sunday in Green Bay, the Packers (2-1-1) host the Cincinnati Bengals (2-3). Each team has two wins on the season, but each has to feel very different about their respective futures. Green Bay is a little banged up but is well-coached,

The Bengals do not have much to worry the Packers on defense, but stud pass rusher Trey Hendrickson is capable of wrecking shop at any moment.