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Bill Huber#59 of 87 NFL pundits · Nov 14, 2026

Huber reasoned from the fact that neither Arron Mosby nor Nyjalik Kelly was elevated that edge rusher Lukas Van Ness, listed as questionable with a back injury, would be healthy enough to play in Sunday's game against the Vikings.

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Backs can be tricky, but Van Ness must be fine.
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  1. Availability CallsLukas Van NessGreen Bay Packers

    “Backs can be tricky, but Van Ness must be fine. Otherwise, the Packers would have added Arron Mosby or Nyjalik Kelly to an edge group with a limited depth chart... (Sunday's NFC North game against the Minnesota Vikings)”

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