GREEN BAY − The Green Bay Packers appear to be in good health heading into their NFC wild-card playoff game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Per the Packers Friday injury report, safety Zayne Anderson (concussion) and wide receiver Christian Watson are ruled out of the game. Watson is out for the season with a torn ACL. Outside of the two inactives, five players are listed as questionable to play.

Here’s the latest from the Packers:

Friday injury report

The Packers list defensive end Brenton Cox Jr. (foot), offensive lineman Andre Dillard (concussion), defensive tackle T.J. Slaton (ankle), linebacker Quay Walker (ankle) and safety Evan Williams (quad) as questionable to play in the game.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love was not listed on the injury report, clearing the way for him to play Sunday. Packers coach Matt LaFleur said he was pleased with Love’s week of practice after suffering an elbow injury in the Bears’ game. He was a full participant in the past two practices after being limited Wednesday. “He did well,” LaFleur said. “Today was a good day.”

Zayne Anderson injury update

Anderson didn’t go outside with the team for practice during the open media portion of practice. He was on the stationary bike as the team stretched inside the Don Huston Center.

The veteran safety suffered a concussion early in the Week 17 road game with the Vikings and hasn’t practiced or played for the team since.

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(This story was updated to include a video and injury report.)

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