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I'm your host, Andy Herman.

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Hope your game day is treating you well.

It should be a fun one. Packersles hopefully not too close hopefully this is one that Green Bay controls and yes

keeps their foot on the gas this is an all gas no break sort of day excited to dive into this one

what Green Bay needs to do how they can control this game and obviously everything to keep an eye on. Plus, my final prediction for the game. Let's start, though, with our Habish-Habish-Rotier injury report for this game. I am recording this afternoon on Saturday. I was trying to wait as long as I could to get any sort of call-ups or any sort of transactions. I have not seen anything as of yet. So don't have anything for you there.

However, we do know, based on the final injury report on Friday, that Christian Watson,

Devante Wyatt, and Anthony Belton are all out for this game. Zach Tom, Rashid Walker, Jacob

Monk, Brandon McManus, Nate Hobbs, and Aaron Banks are all questionable. Obviously, it seems like Brandon McManus is going to be good to go. That's going to be an important one. But the offensive line injuries are really the big question mark here. We know Belton's out, but of Zach Tom, Rashid Walker, Jacob Monk, Aaron Banks, which of those players are able to go? How many players do they call up from the practice squad? Those are all going to be

very interesting conversations and which players can actually play and start in this game on the

offensive line for Green Bay is going to be a major talking point. For the Bengals, Shamar Stewart is

doubtful. Jamar Chase, Dylan Fairchild, Matt Lee, and Lucas Patrick are all questionable. Fairchild

Lee and Patrick are all offensive linemen. More depth pieces. Well, Jamar Chase, their premium player and wide receiver is out with an illness, or at least is dealing with an illness. I don't want to say out with an illness, but he's dealing with an illness. That's why he's questionable. I'd be pretty stunned if he does not go in this game. But those are the players that you want to keep an eye on as we get inactive,

an hour and a half before the game, which of those Bengals and which of those Packers are and are not able to play in the game. And as I always say, it's not just if they can play, what percentage are they when they play in the game? If Jamar Chase is violently ill, maybe he's out there, but if he's at 50%, that's a huge advantage for the Packers.

And meanwhile, if it's Zach Tom and he goes out there and he's playing, but it's not himself or he has to go out injured again with that oblique injury, then that ends up being a problem as well. So all of these things, you have to kind of keep an eye on, not just are they capable of playing, but what level are they actually playing that in the game as well? We also have our Luigi's Pizza player to watch in this game. I'm cheating. I'm going with two. I'm going with Carrington Valentine and Keishon Nixon, the two corners. We don't know if Nate Hobbs is going to play. If he is, you can include him in this as well, but I think Valentine's going to play a lot in coverage one way or the other.

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