The Green Bay Packers need to go all gas, no brakes, but they're going to need two of their stars to come back off of injury for that to happen.

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Welcome to the barbershop.

I'm Tony Wiggins here of Locked on NFL.

David Harrison from

Locked-on Commanders is my guest like he is every hump day. And here's what today's show is about.

We're going to end up talking about the Eagles and the Cowboys and their defensive outlook with their common coaches.

Right smack in the middle. Read the room for the Giants and the Lions. There's a big old dude helping them do that, too. We're going to start the show and kick it off, though, talking about the Green Bay Packers. They need to go all gas to the floor, but they also need their stars to come back. So much is put on joy and love, and I'm one of them. I'm one of the people that talk about joy and love

because a lot of people put joy and love in the top seven of quarterbacks and I don't. I just

don't think he's terrible either. I also get on Matt LaFloor a little bit because it seems like

sometimes I just wonder what are they doing? It seems like they go for the throat a lot, man,

and that usually ends up biting them when it comes to game management, David.

Before we get and hear from Peter Bukowski, what do you believe is the biggest thing for Green Bay this year?

I think it's the health of those two, when I say those two, Michael Parsons and Tucker Kraft coming back and then finding to make sure that they didn't revamp their offensive line too much. Yeah, I know. I think you hit it spot on. You know what I mean? I think Michael Parsons obviously is someone that makes your defense go when he brings everything together and allows you to do a lot of different things. Like he is a force multiplier, right? Like when you have micha parsons on the field you

don't feel like you're playing with 11 dudes on defense you feel like you're playing with 12 or 13 dudes

on defense because of everything that he can do in the amount of attention he demands from the offense

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