The Packers were relatively healthy on practice on Wednesday with only two players missing due to injury.

The Packers let defensive end Cullen Jenkins walk in free agency following the Super Bowl win. Two years later, the hole he left remains along the defensive line.

Without C.J. Wilson and Clay Matthews, stopping Adrian Peterson and the Vikings ground game will be tough. That and more in today's Daily Links...

Defensive lineman C.J. Wilson is the guest on Locker Room, which airs locally in Green Bay at 6:30 p.m. on Channel 5, WFRV.

The Packers' defensive line has under-performed across the board in 2011 - but it's not too late for a turnaround.

A sizable contingent of outside linebackers and defensive linemen with various injuries did not practice on Monday at training camp.

Wilson: "A lot of guys, even when they come over from other teams, the free agents and practice squad players, they say that Green Bay's the best."

With injuries to Justin Harrell, Mike Neal and Cullen Jenkins, the Packers may have to rely upon C.J. Wilson and Jarius Wynn on Sunday.

Teams are only allowed 45 players to be active on game days. Here's who's likely to be active for the season opener against the Eagles...

The drafting of two rookies at the same position could spell trouble for Jarius Wynn.