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"I guess it always amazes me how big it is," Raji said.
Rookie receiver Jared Abbrederis confirmed after the 90-minute practice held before a big crowd of 67,336 that he suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee earlier in the week.
Lyerla didn't know how serious his injury is, but didn't regret his decision to try to make a play in that situation.
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Raji, a part of the Packers lineup since his rookie year in 2009, said an offensive lineman stepped on his right ankle during a pass rush drill about an hour into the practice. Raji was held out the rest of the practice.
The injury is expected to keep Abbrederis out the entire season.
McCarthy changed the format for Family Night this year to a practice, the seventh of camp for the Packers.
The newcomer was injured after he hurdled over Jumal Rolle and took a hit from fellow cornerback Jarrett Bush on a pass play in a non-tackling drill.
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Shortly before Raji went out, Lyerla had to be taken to the locker room by cart.
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"After the initial shock of it, I was able to walk it off and I felt like I'll be OK," said Raji, who is hopeful of being ready for Green Bay's next practice Monday night.
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP)