Chris Lempesis (Ol' Bag of Donuts OG) gives you the straight scoop on the Packers, whether you like it or not.
The Lemps Talkin' Pack era is officially moving from preseason talk to REAL football! The Green Bay Packers have their initial 53-man roster, and now the games finally count. Chris Lempicis breaks down one of the busiest cut-down days in Packers history, including the stunning Josh Jacobs news, Green Bay’s moves for Caleb Johnson and Mark Redmond, and the surprising decision to trade Kyle McCord after his impressive preseason.
From J. Michael Sturdivant making the roster to Anthony Campbell becoming one of the most unlikely stories of camp, there are plenty of winners, surprises and questions surrounding this Packers roster. Chris also dives into the running back situation with Jacobs unavailable, Micah Parsons landing on the PUP list, the defensive line, special teams, potential practice-squad additions and why a future Josh Sweat trade could still be coming.
The preseason is over. The roster is set. NOW THEY COUNT! Is this a 10-12 win Packers team? Can the young players deliver? And what does this roster say about Green Bay heading into the regular season?
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