RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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See the full story · 2 sourcesGreen Bay Packers player Brandon Cisse stands on the field during training camp at Ray Nitschke Field in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, on August 2, 2026. (Photo by Ross Harried/NurPhoto via Getty Images) | NurPhoto via Getty Images
The Packers’ training camp competition is reshuffling their depth chart. Sort of.
Public depth charts don’t mean much, but they at least give us a glimpse into how the team is thinking as they careen toward the regular season. And right now it shows a team in flux.
Now, the Packers are supposed to be in flux right now. Every team is. That’s the whole point of training camp. You throw the team into controlled chaos for a month or so, play a couple of exhibition games, sort out a couple of injuries, and see what comes out the other side. That’s how you make a football team.
The depth chart is little more than a symptom of that process. But it’s still surprising in some ways. Who ends up where and how long they stay there is important, and a publicly released training camp depth chart is a noteworthy data point.
Does it mean Karl Brooks will actually start ahead of Javon Hargrave? Does it mean Anthony Belton is safe as the starter at right guard? No, of course not. But it gives us something to compare everything else to, and with news that Brandon Cisse (listed with the second teamers) is getting first team reps, it gives us an opening to ask what’s changed — or if the status quo is worth preserving at all.
Brandon Cisse leads Packers rookie class pushing for playing time | Packers Wire
This might be injury related, but it’s still good to see Cisse on the way up.
Green Bay Packers’ starting cornerback jobs up for grabs | Packers News
Competition is heating up at corner, which can only be a good thing for the Packers.
5 things learned at Packers training camp – Aug. 10 | Packers.com
What did we learn yesterday?
15 Winners and Losers From First 10 Practices of Packers Training Camp | Sports Illustrated
10 practices in the books puts the Packers well past the halfway point of training camp. The regular season beckons.
Do NFL superteams usually win the Super Bowl? Will the Rams? | ESPN
The Rams have loaded up this offseason, but how often does that kind of move pay off?
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Let’s not be too quick to congratulate the goose. I know what geese are capable of, and arson is fully within the realm of possibility. How do we know these weren’t honks of joy?
With a couple of positions banged up, do you want to see the Packers make a change? Who’s someone you think they should sign?
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