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The Green Bay Packers have already added a pair of veterans to the offensive line, and reportedly hosted 14-year veteran -- and former Wisconsin Badger -- Kevin Zeitler on a visit Tuesday at Lambeau Field. 

Is it too late to fix the Packers' obviously-broken offensive line? We may soon find out. 

Meanwhile, offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich was blunt when asked what this Packers offense does well right now: "Not much."

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The Green Bay Packers' offensive line has been a major problem through three games, so they're bringing in a pair of veterans to help in Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton. 

Realistically, how much can Tomlinson & Becton help? And how soon? We discuss with Andy Herman from the Pack-a-Day Podcast.

Meanwhile, Marques asked tight end Tucker Kraft about his comments regarding the fans' booing Thursday night against the Atlanta Falcons. Context matters.

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The Green Bay Packers got smoked in their home opener 35-14 by the Atlanta Falcons. The outlook for the remainder of the season (and beyond?) is cloudy. At best. 

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The Atlanta Falcons have had a horrible start to the 2026 season, but have reasons to feel good about their chances to upset the Green Bay Packers to kick off Week 3 on Thursday Night Football. Marques highlights the challenge the Packers face with Michael Penix making his season debut, as he's surrounded by Bijan Robinson, Drake London & Co. 

Oh, and, yes, the Packers' offensive line is still in flux after losing Zach Bako-Bewele for the season. 

Fortunately for the Packers, Jordan Love and the passing game -- Matthew Golden and Christian Watson -- should be able to take advantage of a short-handed Falcons secondary. 

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Green Bay Packers right tackle Zach Bako-Bewele suffered a fully torn patellar tendon Sunday against the Jets, and will miss the rest of the season. He faces a nine-month recovery after having surgery. So, the Packers' biggest problem becomes even bigger. 

Meanwhile, the show goes on, as the Packers host Michael Penix Jr. and the Atlanta Falcons in their home opener on Thursday Night Football. Falcons beat reporter D. Orlando Ledbetter joins the show to preview the game -- in which the Packers are favored by a touchdown. 

On the bright side, Skyy Moore looks like a stud as a return specialist, and the Packers' defense looks like they're capable of carrying the team early in the season -- even without Micah Parsons.

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Finally, the Green Bay Packers snapped their losing streak, beating the New York Jets 20-17 in overtime to improve to 1-1 on the season, headed into their home opener Thursday on a short week against the Falcons. 

However, despite the win ... it wasn't exactly convincing, and leaves numberous questions: Are they ever gonna clean up the penalties? Is the offensive line beyond repair after losing right tackle Zach Bako-Bewele? 

Fortunately, Lukas Van Ness had his best game as a professional, while Skyy Moore single-handedly won the battle on Special Teams and played a huge role in their first win of 2026!

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What happens if the Packers lose to the Jets in Week 2? 

Woof.

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The Green Bay Packers desperately need a Week 2 win over the New York Jets on Sunday, but the Jets are a confident team coming off a dominant Week 1 win over the Tennessee Titans. 

With a talented running back tandem in Breece Hall and Braelon Allen, along with an improved defense under head coach Aaron Glenn, the Jets have just enough to make things interesting. Oh, and the Packers still face major questions on their offensive line.

Zack Rosenblatt from The Athletic joins the show to break down the Jets' side of things. 

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Packers linebacker Edgerrin Cooper was one of the few positives to take away from Sunday's season opener in Minnesota. Marques discusses Cooper's performance, while gauging the collective "Panic Meter" from Packer Nation. 

Meanwhile, Andy Herman joins the show to discuss the outlook for the rest of the season, and whether or not they can make enough improvement on the offensive line to become a true contender. (Early returns suggest it doesn't look great...)

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The Green Bay Packers blew a 12-point lead in their season opener in Minnesota in a loss that looked eerily similar to the final month of last season. 

Some questionable calls were made by the officials, to be sure, but the pattern of giving games away under Matt LaFleur is a couple steps beyond concerning. 

We discuss.

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