Lenny Krieg

The other piece of news, the Green Bay Packers signed running back Damon Bankston to the practice squad.

This completes their practice squad, puts it up to 17 guys now, 16 plus the international player pathway kicker, Lenny Krieg.

I... usually don't talk a lot about practice squad players they've signed.

I know Justice Mosqueda loves this guy, wrote a piece on Acme Packing Company.

Titans legend Cade York was there earlier this summer.

Some guy, some I don't know if it's a real name, Lenny Krieg or Lenny Cray.

I know he was there.

I think it was a UDFA.

So you'll have to come back for that one.

In the meantime, you guys, the answer to my trivia question from earlier, that kicker that lasted two days in camp, Lenny Krieg.

And Lenny actually had an exemption because he was a European player, but he still didn't last more than two days.

Jeff, you know what his jersey number was? 69.

Not totally sure what the thought process there is.

I guess, you know, they need one if Matt Orszczak can't go week one, but surely Matt Orszczak is going to go week one, right? Right? And then Lenny Krieg, this is their international player pathway program player.

He is the kicker that they briefly signed in the offseason and then released because they needed more depth on the roster at the time.

But he's back now, and he's going to be their International Player Pathway Program player on the practice squad.

They've added two more players to their practice squad.

Scott Daly, the long snapper, and Lenny Krieg, the kicker.

Daly is a bit of an itinerant long snapper.

Started his career with the Dallas Cowboys as an undrafted free agent back in 2018.

One is a player we never really got to know.

Lenny Krieg, the kicker, the International Pathway Program kicker, is back with the team.

I mentioned this prior to cut-downs.

I said, "Watch for the Packers to get a kicker who's an International Pathway Program player." I probably shoulda just predicted Lenny Krieg since they brought him in earlier in the off-season.

If you remember, they were gonna bring him in as the second kicker, and then they had the whole long snapper situation where Orzik wasn't ready to k- uh, to, to do the long snapping, so they had to go get Adam Mitus.

And because of that and because Yassine had the ability to be the IPP player at tight end, they made Yassine the IPP player and then just used that roster spot for the long snapper instead of the second kicker.

So Adam Mitus got the full camp, and Lenny Krieg had to go.

That was the end of that story, at least so we thought.