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Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman Jake Hanson, No.67, was removed from the PUP list before the start of training camp.

The Green Bay \Cincinnati Bengals are activating fourth-year offensive lineman Jake Hanson from the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list ahead of their first practice of the shortened 2023 training camp his stay on the injured list.
Hanson was placed on injured reserve along with five other Cincinnati Bengals when players began reporting to camp last weekend, but he was activated a day later after passing his physical and is now was cleared to participate in his first training session on Tuesday, July 25.
The 26-year-old interior attacking midfielder missed the final 11 games of the 2022 season due to a severe biceps injury that placed him on the injured list.
was injured last October.
Hanson will have the opportunity to compete for a starting spot with the Packers’ offensive line over the next month, with several interior positions up for grabs in 2023.
He was the team’s Week 1 starter at right guard due to injury last season and was brought in to replace Royce Newman at that position midway through their Week 6 game against the Jets.
New York, but he suffered a season-ending injury just five years after the snap.
While Hanson has experience in the Packers’ offense, he may be hard-pressed to leave camp as a regular-season starter alongside Elgton Jenkins, Josh Myers, Jon Runyan Jr.
and Zach Tom are both competing.
for internal roles within the team.

Hanson would have the added benefit of being able to play both guard and center, but he could also easily find himself in a difficult position if he struggles in August.
Which OL will start for the Packers in 2023?
The Packers have plenty of starting candidates for their offensive line entering the 2023 season.
Five-time All-Pro David Bakhtiari is now cleared of his ACL injury and will look to return to his dominant season-long form as Jordan Love’s blocker.
Pro Bowler Elgton Jenkins is also in line to begin the season alongside Bakhtiari as the Packers’ starting left guard.
But the remaining three positions?
The competition will have to sort them out.
At center, Josh Myers remains the Packers’ best option to start the season as the starting center.
Although he missed most of his rookie season due to injury and struggled to develop a role when he returned for his second season in 2022, he still possesses the most potential.
at this point and can lock it down as long as he can.
He was no worse than either of his opponents, Hanson and sophomore Sean Rhyan.
The Packers’ right tackle position will be a bit more competitive.
Yosh Nijman, who has risen through the Packers’ ranks over the past two years, enters camp as the presumptive starter, but Tom – a versatile star as a rookie in 2022 – has can help him make money.
The  Cincinnati Bengals are expected to have Tom play both inside and outside the offensive line, but he may be too talented to come off the bench.

Then there’s the guard station on the right.
Runyan is entering the final year of his rookie contract and is expected to retain that role in 2023, but the Packers have plenty of young talent behind him with Tom, Rhyan, Hanson and Newman.
If the Cincinnati Bengals get good performances from the remaining four, maybe they’ll consider assigning Runyan to a team in need of a guard and elevating their next best guard to a starting role.
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