GREEN BAY, Wis. – For Daylon Mack, maybe the fourth time will be the charm.

Certainly, the Green Bay Packers hope so.

The Packers are signing the massive defensive tackle, a source told Packer Central on Thursday morning. The transaction was first reported late Wednesday by ESPN.com’s Rob Demovsky. He arrived in Green Bay on Monday, went through two days of COVID-19 testing and worked out Wednesday.

Defensive line might be the weakest position group on the team. General manager Brian Gutekunst neither drafted one nor signed one in free agency, leaving the team with the same quintet that wasn’t good enough last season. Moreover, while disappointing Montravius Adams returned to practice in limited fashion on Wednesday, his toe injury leaves him iffy for Sunday’s season-opening game at the run-first Minnesota Vikings.

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Was really hoping to get Snacks! He's the run stopper we need this season. But excited to see what this big body can do.

Originally Posted by: JerseyCheese08 

Snacks suggested we offered him a contract months ago. But something has been stopping him from signing with any team, but suggests that MIGHT be changing soon. Also suggested he told his agent not to tell him the teams interested over the last couple of months until he gets what ever issue he has taken care of.

As for Mack, I'm surprised, as he seemed to have almost no interest, I wonder if we could.have signed him to the practice squad instead. I'm not sure he's going to last on the 53 once we get Martin back, if everyone stays healthy. Either him or Adams, and they seem to like Adams potential, though they could be given up on him soon.

Originally Posted by: beast 

Adams and “potential”. I don’t know how much longer you give a guy to actually live up to that potential.
He really hasn’t done anything in my opinion to give him anymore chances to prove himself.

Originally Posted by: Cheesey 

I'm not disagreeing with that, but when the team started in base defense, it was Clark, Lowry and Adams... and coach's comments made it sound like he gives amazing effort, and has a ton of talent, but he might not be the smartest in reading and reacting to what the offense is doing, so sounds like he needs to be used in an extreme simply way, which might not be this defense.

Originally Posted by: beast 

I wasn’t aware of that.
If he has talent, but can’t help this defense because he’s not smart enough, maybe they should let him go and use the roster spot for a guy that can actually help the team.

Originally Posted by: Cheesey