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Welcome into an all-new episode of the Pack-A-D-D-A podcast.

I'm your host, Andy Herman.

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We are one day away from Packers Lions, the first game of the regular

season. It always just feels a little bit more important, a little bit more special. We've

been wanting and waiting. It's been seven plus months and now we finally get it. And I cannot

wait another day. It feels still forever away, even though it's just

tomorrow. But the anticipation is part of the fun as well. And like I said, we have just over a day

away and maybe less than a day away as you're listening to this before we get that first game

of the season. It's going to be a ton of fun. We've got a really fun episode today. A lot of people have been asking me, Andy, are the Packers legitimate Super Bowl contenders? Can they win it all? Do you think they have the opportunity? Anything in that vein, right? And the answer is yes. I do think they can. Whether they will or not, that that's the fun of the journey. But I do think they are in that conversation. I think they're in the short list of teams that have a real legitimate chance to win it all. And I think in order to win it all, some things are going to have to go right. And today I'm going to put together that checklist, things that you can kind of check throughout the season. If they are happening, they have a real, real chance to win it. If not, it's going to be

a lot more difficult. So we're going to get through that checklist today. Before we get there,

shout out new Packaday Podcast YouTube members, Braden Fielding, Dennis Lambert, Michael Whitehead,

Carter Mankey, Stephen Kissinger, and McCauley Productions. Thank you guys so much for signing up.

Today is a great day to check out those Packet A podcast YouTube memberships. Also, we've got our injury report presented by Habish, Habish, and Rotier. Elton Jenkins and Jordan Love were full participants in practice. That is huge news. Now, Jordan, we still have to figure out what he's going to be able to do from a handing off standpoint.

Sounds like under center is going to be good to go. All the throwing is going to be good to go. But is he going to be able to hand off the way that he wants to? I don't know how much that's ultimately going to affect too much. Hopefully he's just good to go and he can hand it off the way that he wants to. There's no risk of re-injury. it's not going to get banged around too much.

But that will definitely be one piece to keep an eye on early in the game on Sunday against Detroit. Elton being out there is massive. To me, that is the center that you've wanted after a sort of roller coaster of an offseason with Elton of moving him to center, then is there going to be a holdout? Is there not going to be a holdout? Is there going to be a hold in? And then he shows up at camp. He's good to go. And then he has some injury issues here and there, but he's good to go. He was the player that you really wanted at center taking over for Josh Myers. That has the ability to be a huge upgrade. I think that solidifies the entire interior of that offensive line. That's huge. Elton's going to be good to go. And of course, Jordan's going to be good to go. All players who are questionable practice, which is a great sign. But the players who are questionable include Zane Anderson, Nate Hobbs, Micah Parsons, Jaden Reed, Baron Sorrell, Dantavian Wix, and Savian Williams. If I had to predict going through this, Zane Anderson, I don't have a great feel for. He could play, he might not play. He could be a healthy scratch. I'm assuming if he's healthy, he's going to be active for special teams purposes, but not one that we're losing the ton of sleepover, right? Nate Hobbs is the big

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