It's been two weeks since we said Lucas Van Ness has been hitting the checkpoints on his way to a breakout season.

But I'm ready to call it two weeks later.

The breakout is here.

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Lucas Van Ness is here.

And two weeks ago, we led the show with, okay, it's the practices, the pads come on.

Things are going to change.

Except things changed in ways that I think are even more unimaginable than I could have guessed.

I saw one of the practices recently from Ben Ness described as one of the most dominant training camp performances by anybody this season.

And the Packers, who are loath to give us any insight into what's going on at practice,

they don't let anyone on the beat take videos.

You have to see grainy videos from fans in the stands, that sort of thing.

But they posted a miced up of Lucas Vendez.

And I'm not going full body language doctor on you. Don't worry. There are two reps that they

show. And of course, they're going to show the great reps. But there are two reps that I'm not

sure I've ever seen from Venice. The kinds of

moves he just didn't have in his pass rush bag. He hits Rashid Walker with a hesitation crossover filthy move.

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