GREEN BAY − Green Bay Packers wide receiver Romeo Doubs made his return to practice Wednesday.

This comes after the team suspended Doubs last week for one game, for “conduct detrimental to the team.”

He missed two days of practice and meetings last Thursday and Friday.

The Packers defeated the host Los Angeles Rams 24-19 without Doubs who, according to a Sports Illustrated report, was unhappy with his role in the passing game.

On Monday, Doubs met with Packers coach Matt LaFleur and LaFleur said he came away pleased with the talk.

“What’s done is done and we’re moving forward,” LaFleur said during his Monday news conference. “I expect us collectively as a team to continue to move that way.”

Doubs worked with the receivers and went through each drill.

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Of the remaining players on the active roster, 52 of the 53 participated at practice.

Defensive lineman Devonte Wyatt is the lone player that stayed inside the Don Hutson Center. He missed last game due to an ankle injury.

Luke Musgrave (ankle) and Watson (ankle) were out at practice after sitting out last week.

LaFleur said Musgrave, Watson, Jaire Alexander (groin), Kenny Clark (toe), Edgerrin Cooper (hip), Elgton Jenkins (knee), Jordan Morgan (shoulder) and Carrington Valentine (ankle) were limited participants in practice.

The Packers host the Arizona Cardinals at noon Sunday.

(This story was updated to add a video.)

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