New episode of The Daily Cheese, your news update for Green Bay Packers fans! Brought to you by The Packer Project and Packers: DERAILED. Follow me on X at @JJLahey. For more in-depth analysis, make sure you’re subscribed to YouTube.com/@PackerProject Tucker Kraft delivered a huge update for the Green Bay Packers, saying he expects to be ready for Week 1 with no snap count. On top of that, the Packers and Kraft are reportedly intent on getting a new contract done before the season begins, which could make him the next major young piece of Green Bay’s offense to get paid. Also on today’s Daily Cheese, Keisean Nixon may be setting up a contract standoff after previously telling Matt Schneidman he would “most likely” seek a raise before the season. Jason Wilde added that he cannot say with confidence Nixon would play this year without a new deal. Could the Packers really give Nixon more money, or should they call his bluff? We also break down why Lukas Van Ness suddenly becomes one of the most important players on the Packers defense with Micah Parsons expected to miss time into mid-October. Van Ness may already be better than fans realize, but now Green Bay needs Barryn Sorrell, Dani Dennis-Sutton, Collin Oliver, or Brenton Cox to step up opposite him. Plus, Josh Jacobs is present at minicamp while his legal situation remains unresolved, and the Packers offensive line is already getting shuffled with Jager Burton taking first-team work and Sean Rhyan settling in at center. Today’s topics include: Tucker Kraft’s Week 1 injury update Tucker Kraft contract extension talks Keisean Nixon seeking a raise Lukas Van Ness becoming the Packers’ key edge rusher Micah Parsons’ early-season absence Josh Jacobs at Packers minicamp Jager Burton and the offensive line shuffle Sean Rhyan at center Stay tuned to The Packer Project for daily Green Bay Packers coverage and listen to Packers: DERAILED for deeper Packers analysis. #Packers #GreenBayPackers #GoPackGo #TuckerKraft #KeiseanNixon #LukasVanNess #JordanLove #JoshJacobs #NFL