Kamal Hadden: Everything you need to know

Hadden (fibia/fibula) expects to face "a four- or five-month recovery" due to the broken right tibia and fibula he suffered versus the Ravens in Week 17, Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. Hadden is still using a knee coaster for mobility early January, as he recovers from surgery undergone to address a pair of fractures suffered to the area of his lower right leg. The reserve cornerback said he's taking his rehab "day at a time." Hadden is slated to become an exclusive rights free agent this offseason, meaning Green Bay will have the option to retain him via a one-year, minimum-salary tender.

The Packers placed Hadden (ankle) on injured reserve Tuesday. After Nate Hobbs (knee) and Zayne Anderson (ankle) went down with injuries Saturday against Baltimore, Hadden was forced into defensive action and logged six defensive snaps before suffering an injury of his own. He finishes the regular season with five tackles (one solo) across 10 appearances.

Head coach Matt LaFleur told reporters Sunday that Hadden is out for the rest of the season due to an ankle injury, Weston Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports. Hadden sustained an ankle injury during the Packers' 41-24 loss to the Ravens. The injury will keep him out for the rest of the year, and it's unclear whether it will impact his availability for the 2026 campaign. The second-year corner will finish 2025 with five tackles (one solo) through 10 regular-season games.