The Green Bay Packers lost wideout Christian Watson to an injury on Sunday.

The Green Bay Packers and Denver Broncos were locked in a tight matchup that was vital for both sides. After a fight in warmups got things started in Denver, the two teams began going back and forth on the scoreboard.

Unfortunately, the Packers got the short end of the stick for various reasons. They lost the game, and wide receiver Christian Watson left the game with a chest injury.

Shortly after the injury, the Packers ruled Watson out for the game with a chest injury, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

The moment came after Jordan Love tried to hit Watson deep in one-on-one coverage against Patrick Surtain II. That was a bad decision since the defending Defensive Player of the Year picked off the pass. Christian Watson went down hard on the turf, grabbing his shoulder as the trainers helped him up.

Watson was not only done, but he would leave the stadium in an ambulance.

Christian Watson missed the first six games of the season as he recovered from a torn ACL he suffered last year. It came in the final contest of the year.

The fourth-year receiver has been playing some of the best football of his career. He had five touchdown receptions in the last four games heading into the contest at Denver.

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