Green Bay Packers wide receiver Christian Watson was on a bike for the first day of training camp July 23, but that doesn't change the cautious approach the team will take with him while he recovers from his torn ACL.

Christian Watson Injury Update Is Promising for Packers originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Christian Watson became a valuable component of the Green Bay Packers' offense in his three seasons thus far. He's scored 16 touchdowns and had two 600-yard-plus seasons, giving quarterback Jordan Love another target to throw to.

For as much progress as he has made, for as good as his surgically reconstructed right knee feels, for as much as he’s getting his hopes up for being back on the football field sooner than later, the Green Bay Packers fourth-year wide receiver also admitted the timing of his torn ACL couldn’t have been much worse.

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Packers WR Christian Watson "looks great" at this point in his recovery, but the team is preaching patience. "We're going to take our time with it."

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Packers receiver Christian Watson is hoping to make it back from his torn ACL in about nine months, around mid-October.