Click www.hugemov.com to watch full game The Green Bay Packers are optimistic they have enough depth in the secondary to compensate for the loss of Charles Woodson, and they have few worries on the other side of the ball with a red-hot Aaron Rodgers guiding their passing attack. The offensively challenged Jacksonville Jaguars have much bigger problems. Quarterback Blaine Gabbert hopes to play, but Maurice Jones-Drew definitely won't Sunday as Jacksonville visits Lambeau Field, where the also banged-up Packers have won 15 of their last 16 regular-season games. The 36-year-old Woodson broke his left clavicle in last week's 30-20 victory over St. Louis - the same injury he suffered in Green Bay's Super Bowl XLV win over Pittsburgh - and the former NFL defensive player of the year is expected to miss at least six weeks. "Obviously, Charles is a leader. He's been a very productive guy on the field and that's the way you develop into a leader. I think there's an awful lot of respect for him," defensive coordinator Dom Capers said. "Now, we've got to have some other guys step up and produce." Green Bay believes it has solid contributors to replace Woodson for the time being. Capers said Morgan Burnett, Jerron McMillian and MD Jennings will see increased playing time. "That's one of the reasons our first six draft picks (this year) were on defense. You have to have someone to turn to," Capers said. "One thing about youth is they have a lot of energy. There are a few bumps in the ...

• published: 27 Oct 2012
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• author: Pamela Lalicata