Packers' Rashan Gary still supporting his teammates despite season-ending injury

The Green Bay Packers lost star pass-rusher Rashan Gary when he tore his ACL this past weekend in a terrible loss to the Detroit Lions. 

Now at 3-6 and riding a five-game losing streak, the Packers could sure use a player of Gary's ilk, but they'll, unfortunately, be without him for at least the rest of this season. That clearly makes an already-terrible season even worse for the Packers, but that apparently hasn't stopped Gary from stepping up and being there for his teammates.

You heard that right. In his time of need, he's out here supporting his teammates. 

This is according to reporter Wes Hodkiewicz, who was interviewing Packers rookie pass-rusher Kingsley Enagbare. The young pass-rusher told Hodkiewicz that Gary was going up to his outside linebacker teammates and telling him that he'll be there for them and do whatever they need.

"I’m like, ‘Dang, it’s supposed to be reversed.’ That just goes to show what kind of man and what kind of teammate he is," Enagbare said.