Kenny Clark and Bryan Bulaga are active for the packers for their NFC divisional playoff game against the Seahawks who will be without Ziggy Ansah.
Clark was questionable for Sunday night with a back injury. Bulaga’s status was up in the air after he caught the illness that was going around the Green Bay locker room.
Seattle left tackle Duane Brown is active after missing the Seahawks’ last three games with a knee injury. Seattle will be without left guard Mike Iupati and defensive end Ziggy Ansah, who are both dealing with neck injuries. Jamarco Jones started for Iupati last week. Iupati last played in Week 17. The Seahawks also will be without wide receiver John Ursua, free safety Marquise Blair, offensive lineman Kyle Fuller, offensive tackle Chad Wheeler and defensive end L.J. Collier.
Fullback Danny Vitale, wide receiver Ryan Grant, running back Dexter Williams, cornerbacks Ka’dar Hollman and Josh Jackson and offensive tackle John Leglue are all inactive for the Packers.
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