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I am your host, Peter Bukowski. I cover the Packersers for The Leap. A newsletter I would love for you to subscribe to. Thanks for being with us today. We hope you like starting your day with us as much as we like starting our day with you here on Locked on Packers. It is a Sunday OT, which means our pal Brandon Snide from the Lockdown Packer Squad Show joins us.

And Brandon, one of the things we've been talking about this offseason, we like the improvements,

some of the players coming in, some of these young players and their developments.

And I think we've been fair about some of the question marks that this team has.

But I wanted to talk about a couple of players.

I asked you for three. I have a list of three as well. And we'll see if we have a similar

list of players who have the biggest question marks. Like we don't know what these guys are.

And I think you can also take it a couple of different ways, which I wanted to leave it a little

open-ended in terms of like, well, is there the biggest delta of the good version of them versus the bad version of them? Because I think that's an interesting way to have this discussion. When I asked you the question, who is the first name that jumped to your mind? Jordan Morgan, left tackle. Yeah. And again, it's going to, if the Packers are going to

have a successful season, which I think we all anticipate them doing, I pick them to go 12 and 5.

It is going to depend on what they get out of Jordan Morgan at the left tackle spot. We haven't

seen them play there a ton. I know that Vikings game, I guess you can count it. It doesn't really

count because nobody else really played in that game for I guess you can count it. It doesn't really count

because nobody else really played in that game for the Green Bay Packers. And I don't think

he's going into the footsteps of a maybe future Hall of Famer and David Bakhtiari, Peter, right? I

think Rashid Walker was serviceable. What you got for Rashid as a former seventh round pick, yeah,

like he was good. And proved to do exactly what you needed him to do. And the moments you needed him most to be able to be available and be your left tackle. He did that. But he wasn't anything special. And I don't think Jordan Morgan's going into that room like, holy cow, these are some really big shoes I have to fill i got to hold down you know what what was

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