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Javon Hargrave out for season with torn Achilles

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Packers lose DL Javon Hargrave to season-ending Achilles injury

For the second consecutive week, the Green Bay Packers have lost a key defensive player to a season-ending injury.

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Javon Hargrave is believed to have suffered a torn Achilles tendon

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Report: Tests confirm torn Achilles for Packers DT Javon Hargrave

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Green Bay Packers defense forces 5 turnovers in dominant win over Chicago Bears

Green Bay's defense forced five turnovers, including three interceptions and two fumbles, and recorded four sacks.

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Packers’ focus was on themselves, not Bears rivalry or trash talk | Analysis

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Love-Watson connection helps Packers take some revenge on Bears with a 31-7 rout

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Jordan Love near perfect, Packers defense dominates in 31-7 rivalry win over Bears

Packers quarterback Jordan Love threw for 367 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions.

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Javon Hargrave injury update, Packers defensive lineman leaves game

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Watch as Bears kicker Cairo Santos tries to trip Packers’ Matthew Golden

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Javon Hargrave injury update: Green Bay Packers star suffers season-ending Achilles tear against Chicago Bears

India, Oct. 12 -- Green Bay Packers defensive tackle Javon Hargrave has suffered a torn Achilles tendon, ending his 2026 NFL season. The injury occurred late in the fourth quarter of Green Bay's 31-7 victory over the Chicago Bears on Sunday,

Achilles tendon rupture: Is it time to decide between surgery or conservative treatment using ultrasound? A 3-arm RCT of 300 patients

The treatment of Achilles tendon ruptures is often discussed as a binary choice between "surgery or conservative management."In a previous article, I summarized the trade-off that surgery results in fewer re-ruptures,

The Complicated Achilles Injury Sidelining Pros and Everyday Runners Alike—and How to Recover From It

Treatment can take months and sometimes requires surgery, but it’s usually possible to get back to running pain-free.