The Green Bay Packers' first official roster did not feature a long snapper, a necessarily cog in the machine unless the team never plans to punt or kick a field goal. However, that void appears to be filled by a familiar face. According to ESPN's Rob Demovsky, the team worked out their old long-snapper Brett Goode and plan to sign him Sunday.
Goode became the Packers' long-snapper in 2008, replacing Rob Davis who retired to join the team's director of player development. Goode remained in that role until last December, when he suffered a torn ACL in a game against the Oakland Raiders.