Packers on third center after Sean Rhyan injured in first quarter vs Lions

DETROIT − The Green Bay Packers might have lost their starting center on the first drive of the game.The Packers list Sean Rhyan as questionable to return due to an ankle injury.On the seventh play of the game for the Packers and the first carry for Josh Jacobs, the running back rolled up on Rhyan’s leg when he was tackled on the play.Rhyan went into the blue medical tent and was on the sidelines with a noticeable limp.Jacob Monk initially replaced Rhyan, but then he was off talking to trainers and is listed as questionable to return due to a quadricep injury, an injury Monk has been dealing with this season.John Williams took over at center on the Packers' second drive on offense.(This story may be updated.)This article originally appeared on Packers News: Packers on third center after Sean Rhyan injured in first quarter vs Lions