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jakecronus8 wrote:Hopefully this isn’t a gold package game. Be nice to have more Packers fans than Lions fans

MickeyDavis wrote:Always the second and fifth home games. I have gold package but have been to many green games. The amount of opposing fans is more dependant on who the opponent is than which package. Milwaukee games ended over 30 years ago. Initially there is one waiting list. Eventually I was asked to make a decision, gold package I would get in a year or two or green package that would take "many" more years. I jumped on gold.

Green are just as likely to sell tickets, especially since they get cold games. With only 2 games and no cold games, gold isn't more likely to sell even if they have to drive a bit. All of the regulars who sit near me are within a half hour.

Lambeau is a popular destination for opposing fans. Bucket list for many. They'll pay whatever it takes.

Profound23 wrote:I wouldn't play Parsons at all in week one

“I think I can contribute a lot,” Parsons said. “I’m going to team up with the doctors in creating a plan. We already talked about how we can ramp things up and get me into a flow where they feel comfortable and I feel comfortable. … They didn’t give up what they gave up for me to sit on the sidelines and make this big of a risk and change for me to do that, so I’m going to give them my all.”

Parsons said he’ll meet with defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley when he returns to Green Bay on Sunday to map out what the next six days before game day look like.

“He says he’s got a lot planned for me,” Parsons said. “I don’t know what the scheme looks like. I just got my iPad today. I’m going to look over it. I’m super excited. I know about his creativity. I’ve heard a lot. Obviously, I don’t watch their defense a lot, but I’m excited to learn. I’m excited to get better and be a dominant player for them.”

Coach Matt LaFleur approached the topic of Parsons’ Week 1 participation with slightly more caution.

“We’ve got to see where he’s at,” LaFleur said. “I don’t believe he’s practiced, so we’ve got to be very calculated with how we deploy him and just the number of snaps that he’s going to get. The first part of that is you’ve got to assess the situation, and in order to do that, you’ve got to have some sort of physical movement … it’s gonna be a lot of time spent together, I would say, and a lot of one-on-one time to try to get him up to speed as quickly as possible. But I think more than anything else, I’m confident that will happen quickly — we just gotta see where he’s at physically before we put him out there and he’s playing 70 snaps a game.”

jimmybones wrote:Is anyone likely to be out for injury? I know Reed, Wicks, Banks, McKinney, Hobbs all had stuff but haven’t heard of week one status on them.

Outside of that, I’ll be really watching to see who earns reps inside on the DL after Wyatt. The group of Brooks, Wooden, Stackhouse and Brinson- I know they’ll likely rotate but what’s the pecking order there?

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Considering he had no training camp, I'd be ok if they didn't play him at all week 1 or week 2