The Green Bay Packers' big-play offense suffered a critical loss in their Week 18 finale against the Chicago Bears, with wide receiver Christian Watson suffering a torn ACL and other damage to his knee.

Watson averaged 21.4 yards per catch on 29 catches this season, but now the Packers will be without their best deep threat.

The Packers suffered some injuries to some key players, and one of them was Christian Watson who may now be out for the playoffs and beyond.

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Christian Watson is believed to have a torn ACL, according to The NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

2024 GB receiving core without Christian Watson on the field: 1.30 yards per route run (would rank 13th) 2.4% explosive play per route (would rank 19th) with Watson on the field: 1.67 yards per route run (would rank first) 3.7% explosive play per route (would rank first)

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Christian Watson has torn his anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee and he won’t be available for any of the postseason. Packers coach Matt LaFleur confirmed the severity of Watson’s injury Monday,

Mike Florio and Devin McCourty discuss why January is the worst time for Christian Watson to have torn his ACL, as well as how Jalen Hurts remains in concussion protocol.

The Packers are preparing for their playoff matchup against the Eagles but they'll be missing a big wide receiver weapon.