PANTHERS 16, PACKERS 13 | With tight end Tucker Kraft feared to have torn his ACL, Packers aim to move past devastation, hoping to find ways to get offense going without him

GREEN BAY — Afterward, head coach Matt LaFleur, quarterback Jordan Love and the rest of the Green Bay Packers players delivered the same next-man-up clichés and platitudes that are said after any teammate suffers an injury that you wouldn’t wish on anyone.

But the devastating nature of the loss of tight end Tucker Kraft — the centerpiece of their passing game, one of the offensive captains, the energy-supplying tough-guy personality who makes the unit go — to a serious knee injury during Sunday’s 16-13 loss to the Carolina Panthers at Lambeau Field cannot be overstated.

A source said after the game that the Packers fear that Kraft tore the ACL in his right knee. Kraft has an MRI scheduled for Monday to confirm whether that is indeed the case.

“It doesn’t look good,” LaFleur said, deject