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What You Might've Missed: A promising pro debut

Rookie center Corey Linsley's first NFL game was a solid performance

Sep 09, 2014 at 07:00 AM

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Mike Spofford

packers.com editor

In the first "What You Might've Missed" video segment of 2014, Packers.com's Mike Spofford breaks down rookie center Corey Linsley's NFL debut.

Linsley took over as the starting center when JC Tretter went down with a knee injury in the third preseason game. He had one miscommunication with QB Aaron Rodgers on a silent count, but other than that, there was a lot to like about Linsley's performance.

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