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Packers guards Lang, Sitton probable to play against Eagles defense

Associated Press
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GREEN BAY, Wis. – The Green Bay Packers should be at full strength across the offensive line Sunday against Philadelphia.

Green Bay's starting guards, T.J. Lang and Josh Sitton, are probable for the game. Both played in the Packers' 55-14 rout of Chicago last Sunday despite lower-leg injuries that kept them out of practice last week.

Lang (ankle) and Sitton (toe) returned to practice Thursday on a limited basis. Green Bay didn't go on the field Friday, and coach Mike McCarthy says the injured duo probably won't do much in practice Saturday.

Having Lang and Sitton should help against a Philadelphia defense that sacked Carolina quarterback Cam Newton nine times in the Eagles' 45-21 win Monday night.