LB Brandon Chillar (shoulder) did not practice.
LT Chad Clifton (knees), S Nick Collins (knee), S Charlie Peprah (quad) and CB Charles Woodson (toe) were limited.
LB Brad Jones (knee) and DE Mike Neal (ribs) practiced fully.
Coach Mike McCarthy said Neal would have to go through a full practice on Thursday and recover well on Friday to be full go.
Clifton is ahead of where he was a week ago, so McCarthy said that's a positive.
Even though Jones appeared to take most of the first-team reps in jogthroughs, McCarthy said Frank Zombo is the starter at ROLB right now. "It is something we have talked about here since I have arrived. You have to be available and you need to be accountable, and Brad is going through an injury situation right now. I’m not sure if he is healthy enough to play Sunday, so we’re going to play the prepared players. We’re going to play the experienced players. I felt as a staff, particularly the last two weeks, that we have been way too up-and-down during the course of the week of trying to prepare players based on their health situation, and waiting on a certain number of individuals to get healthy by the end of the week. So it is something that I actually addressed in the team meeting today, and I don’t know if that is why you are asking the question, but it was addressed today, the ability to prepare and play the prepared player over going back and forth all week. Frank Zombo is the starting outside linebacker today."
McCarthy is hopeful RB Dimitri Nance, who was inactive on Monday night, can help the Packers this week. "I’m really going to give him an opportunity to maybe even get up on special teams. I think he’s done some things in his time already, just on the coverage unit and things like that. You just really look at the combination of potentially having three halfbacks as opposed to three fullbacks too is definitely a consideration. He’s fighting for some playing time."
McCarthy said he is satisfied with the system he has setup for possible replay challenges. He said none of the coaches in the booth had a replay of the Jones fumble, so McCarthy went with what he saw in front of him.
A league spokesman said the NFL is still reviewing the Collins-fan incident and would likely rule on it Friday. McCarthy said he addressed it with the team. "Just reinforced that we need to be smart in those types of situations," he said.