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I'm your host, Andy Herman.

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Thank you so much for joining me today.

If you are a Brewers fan, good luck to you.

I will be cheering them on game five huge day today in Wisconsin sports.

Hopefully the Brewers can get it done.

Of course, we're going to be talking about Packers Bengals coming up on Sunday.

And today we're going to be focusing on the state of the Packers roster and just sort of re-analyzing it now that we've had the first four weeks of the season going into the by week. What positions are better, which are worse, which are about what we expected. We'll go through all of that today. All right, the big news, of course, on Friday is that we have the official injury report. Let's start with the Bengals first. There's is relatively simple. The big one for them, Shemar Stewart, their first-round pick, who looked really good earlier in the season before having some injury issues, is doubtful for this game. He is unlikely to play, and that is a big break for Green Bay. It's one thing to have to deal with Trey Hendrickson already.

Their next best defensive end or just defensive linemen in general is Shemar Stewart and him being out is a legitimately big deal in this game, especially we're going to talk about in

just a moment that Packers' offensive line. If they're beat up the way that they might be in this

game, any advantage that you can get here with no Shemar Stewart to kind of even that out a little bit could be huge for the Packers. He is again doubtful for this game. Questionable, Lucas Patrick, Matt Lee, Dylan Fairchild, three offensive linemen. So the Bengals have some offensive line woes. This is mostly depth. It's not a huge issue, but we'll see if any of those players play. The big one, though, is Jemar Chase. Jamar Chase is questionable for this game. However, it is with an illness. I would assume it would have to be something pretty freaking brutal for Jemar Chase not to play in this game. I would assume that he would play. Obviously, if it's something that is really, really bad, maybe it's not,

or maybe he's not himself. But I would expect Jamar Chase to be pretty darn close to Jamar

Chase. He'll get an IV before the game and everything like that, probably be pretty close to

100% for this one. But slightly worth monitoring as we get closer to game time, but I would expect

Jamar Chase to be a go on this one. So the big one here for Cincinnati, of course, is Shamar Stewart. From a Packer's standpoint, three players are out for this game, Christian Watson, Devante Wyatt, and Anthony Belton. Belton will talk about with the offensive line in just a moment. Devonte Wyatt obviously hurts the defensive tackle depth. We talked about this the other day. It's not unsurprising. It's going to be Warren Brinson's

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