Green Bay’s preseason is finally producing useful answers. Jordan Love looks sharp, Tucker Kraft is bringing the attitude, Trey Smack keeps delivering, and the battles at cornerback, offensive line, quarterback and the bottom of the roster are getting real. CD, Kelly and Jersey Al sort through Denver, Arizona, injuries, roster math and the usual August overreaction.
Cheese Head Radio breaks down the Green Bay Packers after a 33-13 preseason win over the Denver Broncos, with Jordan Love looking sharp, Trey Smack staying perfect in games, and the roster bubble tightening by the hour. CD Angeli, Kelly Hodgson, and Jersey Al dig into Love’s efficient opening drive, Green Bay’s early defensive hiccups, Kamal Hadden’s rise, Kyle McCord pushing Tyrod Taylor, and whether the Packers’ special teams may finally stop functioning like an elaborate anxiety experiment.
The crew also tackles Keisean Nixon’s rebound, Brandon Cisse’s push for a starting cornerback job, the Packers’ ever-shuffling offensive line, and a mixed joint practice with Arizona that featured four defensive interceptions, an 0-for-4 finish in two-minute work, and Tucker Kraft happily irritating everyone in his path.
Add in Josh Jacobs suspension uncertainty, a crowded defensive-line battle, the long-snapper debate, Micah Parsons landing at No. 8 in the NFL Top 100, and the merciful death of the Pro Bowl game, and August somehow has plenty of drama.
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