GREEN BAY, Wis. – Subscribing to the notion that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, Green Bay Packers starting cornerback Nate Hobbs had a minor procedure done on his knee, a source told Packers On SI on Monday evening.
He could return in about three weeks, giving him time to get back in the swing of things for the regular season.
The procedure was more preventative than anything. Hobbs might have been able to play through it all season with no troubles. But, with Week 1 more than a month away – the Packers will host the Detroit Lions on Sept. 7 – Hobbs and the team opted to take care of things now to ensure he’ll not only be ready for the season but be able to get through the season.
While he’ll miss practice time and joint practices at the Colts next week and against the Seahawks to wrap up training camp, Hobbs probably wasn’t going to play in the three-game preseason that begins on Saturday night at home against the Jets, anyway.
He could return in about three weeks, giving him time to get back in the swing of things for the regular season.
The procedure was more preventative than anything. Hobbs might have been able to play through it all season with no troubles. But, with Week 1 more than a month away – the Packers will host the Detroit Lions on Sept. 7 – Hobbs and the team opted to take care of things now to ensure he’ll not only be ready for the season but be able to get through the season.
While he’ll miss practice time and joint practices at the Colts next week and against the Seahawks to wrap up training camp, Hobbs probably wasn’t going to play in the three-game preseason that begins on Saturday night at home against the Jets, anyway.

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