Devonte Wyatt, a key run stopper for the Packers, suffered a lower leg injury in the first quarter of the wild-card game against the Eagles. His absence was felt as the defense struggled to contain Philadelphia's rushing attack, highlighting his importance to the team's defensive scheme.

Devonte Wyatt exited the wild-card game against the Eagles in the first quarter due to a stinger. His early departure added to the Packers' injury woes, as they struggled to adjust to the loss of key players throughout the game.

Devonte Wyatt left the game with a lower leg injury early in the first quarter, contributing to the Packers' struggles as they faced a series of injuries to key players. His absence, along with that of other starters, forced inexperienced replacements into action, which led to penalties and mistakes that hampered the team's performance throughout the game.

Devonte Wyatt had a disappointing season, failing to live up to expectations as a former first-round pick. He recorded only five sacks, and with his contract year approaching, the Packers face a decision on his fifth-year option. Wyatt's inconsistency raises concerns about his future contributions as an interior rusher, leaving the team with more questions than answers at the defensive line position.

Devonte Wyatt was ruled out of the game after suffering a lower leg injury in the first quarter, adding to the Packers' injury woes as they tried to maintain their competitive edge in the playoffs.