Packers QB Malik Willis leaves game vs. Ravens early after re-injuring shoulder on a throw

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Green Bay Packers quarterback Malik Willis left their matchup with the Baltimore Ravens early on Saturday night after he appeared to reaggravate a shoulder injury.

Willis went to throw the ball midway through the fourth quarter, but instantly dropped his arm and cried out in pain. He wasn’t hit on the play, but he took a few steps and dropped down briefly as the Packers training staff came out to help him.

Quickly, Willis stood up and ran off to the locker room. That paved the way for Clayton Tune to come in and replace him.

Tune, after scrambling for no gain on his first play, then threw a ball intended for Bo Melton that was intercepted by Marlon Humphrey deep in Ravens territory.

The team initially said that Willis was questionable to return with a right shoulder injury. Further specifics are not yet known.

Willis got the start on Saturday night in place of Jordan Love, who was ruled out with a concussion he suffered last week in their loss to the Chicago Bears. Willis also injured his shoulder in that game, though he finished it out after replacing Love, and was considered questionable with the injury in the lead up to Saturday night.

This post will be updated with more information shortly.