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Kyle Wallace fills in for Homer live from Leff’s at the Wisconsin State Fair alongside Bryan Bulaga, with Packers training camp and Family Night driving the hour. Bulaga says Brandon Cissé has been the most encouraging early camp development, especially with Green Bay needing cornerback depth behind Keisean Nixon and Carrington Valentine. The conversation shifts to Micah Parsons, with Bulaga saying his injury absence could force young pass rushers like Lucas Van Ness, Baron Sorrell and Colin Oliver to take real responsibility before Parsons returns. Jason Wilde joins to discuss Parsons’ confident rehab comments, Cissé’s opportunity with the starters, Zaire Franklin’s leadership, Javon Hargrave’s PUP status, and the offensive line questions around Aaron Banks and Zach Tom. Bulaga closes by raising concern about Banks’ knee and lack of meaningful reps, while also preaching patience with rookie kicker Trey Smack until preseason and regular-season kicks actually count.
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