Quay Walker returned to practice after ankle surgery in late May, missing the last three games of the previous season due to injury. He expressed concerns about his ankle lingering throughout the upcoming season. Although activated from the physically unable to perform list, Walker didn’t participate in full drills until recently. The Packers opted not to pick up his fifth-year option for 2026, which would have guaranteed him a significant salary. Walker remains confident he will play in the season opener against the Lions.
Walker said he had been dealing with the same ankle injury most of last season. He missed the final three games of the regular season but returned for the playoff loss to the Eagles, only to reinjure his ankle in that game.
I came back for OTAs and tried to do something, and I just knew something ain't feeling right. I didn't want it just to linger on throughout the season, so I was like, I think the smart idea, probably go in and have surgery during OTAs and get it out the way.
Walker began training camp on the physically unable to perform list, and although he was activated on July 23, he did not do any 11-on-11 drills until Tuesday.
I ain't really gotta prove nothing; I just gotta prove myself right. Ever since I got drafted, I been in this situation where people may feel otherwise, but I.
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