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Youth Charles Leno Jerseys , being a success in the NFL is another.A player’s draft position only can take him so far — yes, he gets a higher salary and presumably a little more benefit of the doubt than someone who was selected later or not at all. But in the end, production (usually) wins out.More Packers coverage from FOX Sports WisconsinGreen Bay Packers 2019 NFL draft capsulesPackers close out 2019 draft, select LB Summers in seventh roundPackers add CB Hollman, RB Williams in sixth roundPackers address defense in fifth round, select DL Kingsley KekePackers use third-round pick to select TE Jace SternbergerThis leads us to Green Bay and the nose tackle position. The Packers took Montravius Adams in the third round of the 2017 draft. However, it’s undrafted free agent Tyler Lancaster who has passed Adams on the depth chart and is now starting for the Packers.Lancaster, who was signed to the active roster from the practice squad Oct. 6, played in a season-high 85 percent of the defensive snaps in Green Bay’s 24-14 loss to Chicago on Sunday. In his previous nine games Charles Leno Jerseys Stitched , Lancaster, a rookie from Northwestern, had appeared in more than a third of the defensive snaps just once (56.6 percent in Week 12 vs. Arizona).Lancaster finished with team highs of six solo tackles and seven combined tackles. All of his stops came on Jordan Howard runs and each was for four yards or less.Meanwhile, Adams played in 16 snaps (26.7 percent) against the Bears and 43 combined over the last three games. He’s appeared in more than 28 percent of the snaps just once this season — 32.9 percent in Week 10 at Seattle. Adams had three tackles (two solo) and a quarterback hurry.12View Gallery Gallery:PHOTOS: Packers at BearsQuinn Harris-USA TODAY Sports | Quinn HarrisOther notes from Sunday’s snap counts:— With Aaron Jones getting in on just nine snaps before leaving with an injury, Jamaal Williams played 59 snaps (87 percent). He finished with 12 carries and four catches on five targets.— Marquez Valdes-Scantling continues to slip down the depth chart. He had 21 snaps (31 percent), the same amount as Jake Kumerow. Fellow rookie Equanimeous St. Brown had 42 snaps (62 percent). All three receivers each finished with just one catch apiece.— Tight end Lance Kendricks had only nine snaps (13 percent) but had four catches on four targets. For just the second time this season, Marcedes Lewis (11) had more snaps than Kendricks.— For the fourth straight game, linebacker Blake Martinez, cornerback Jaire Alexander and safety Tramon Williams played every defensive snap.— In his third game with the Packers Youth Kyle Fuller Jerseys , safety Eddie Pleasant played in 31 defensive snaps (52 percent). He had 17 snaps combined in his first two games. He had two tackles, including one tackle for loss.— Seventh-round pick defensive end James Looney made his NFL debut — he got in on one defensive snap.GAME 14: BEARS (OFFENSE)PLAYERPLAYS (68)%Patrick68100%Spriggs68100%Bakhtiari68100%Taylor68100%Linsley68100%A. Rodgers68100%Adams6494%Williams5987%Cobb4769%Graham4769%St. Brown4262%Kumerow2131%Valdes-Scantling2131%Lewis1116%Kendricks913%Tonyan812%A. Jones910%Vitale46%GAME 14: BEARS (DEFENSE)PLAYERPLAYS (60)%Martinez60100%Alexander60100%Williams60100%Lowry5388%Breeland5388%Fackrell5185%Lancaster5185%Matthews4982%Jones4880%Jackson4067%Pleasant3152%Brown2847%Gilbert2135%Brice1830%Adams1627%Brown1220%Morrison813%Looney12% The Bears’ search for a reliable kicker kicks into gear this weekend at their minicamp.And they’re taking a decidedly clown-car approach.Via Patrick Finley of the , the Bears will have eight kickers on hand for rookie minicamp (though they may or may not be arriving in a single vehicle).Four of them are actually under contract (Chris Blewit, Redford Jones, Elliott Fry, and John Baron II), and they’re bringing in four more on a tryout basis (Justin Yoon, Spencer Evans, Emmit Carpenter Kyle Fuller Jerseys Stitched , and Casey Bednarski).“These guys have to compete,” Bears coach Matt Nagy said. “Get them out there and let them compete. It’s not going to be kicker specifically. It’s not going to be an easy competition. It’s about making your kicks under pressure and it’s as simple as that. Either you make it or you don’t. We’re going to test them out.”The Bears have struggled to find consistency at the position since releasing Robbie Gould after the 2016 season. They might like to have Gould back now, but the 49ers aren’t trading their franchise-tagged kicker. The Bears cut Cody Parkey last year after his double-doink miss in the playoffs.“It’ll all play itself out — I know it will,” Nagy said. “[General Manager] Ryan [Pace] and I have had long discussions about that, but I can promise you that Ryan has done an amazing job with his personnel scouts and turned over every rock to see who is out there and give them a chance. And let’s go.”Nagy said the Bears “might get creative” with how they put pressure on the kickers during the workout, and short of making them ride together in one car with their big shoes if they don’t win the job, it’s reasonable to think these guys understand the stakes based on the numbers around them.