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season is often a dud. With some of the country’s biggest rivalries taking place next Saturday Aaron Ripkowski Color Rush Jersey , the week before has ended up with quite the yawn-inspiring slate of games this year. The SEC often gives top teams the second-to-last weekend off from conference play, and this year is no exception. The conference’s three top-ten teams — Alabama, LSU, and Georgia — all have off from conference play and are suiting up against cupcakes. All the ranked teams in the Big Ten still have intra-conference games, but most have non-threatening opponents.All told, there are just three games between ranked teams. One comes in the American Athletic Conference, of all places, where Cincinnati and UCF square off for the top spot in the East division. We also get a ranked Big XII game, with Texas hosting Iowa State, and a surprising 3-vs-12 contest on a neutral field as Notre Dame takes on Syracuse.Here’s the full schedule for today’s notable games.Early GamesCitadel Bulldogs at #1 Alabama Crimson Tide11:00 AM CT (12 Noon ET)Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, ALSEC Network#10 Ohio State Buckeyes at Maryland Terrapins12:00 Noon ETMaryland Stadium, College Park, MDABCIdaho Vandals at #13 Florida Gators12:00 Noon ETBen Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FLESPNU#14 Penn State Nittany Lions at Rutgers Scarlet Knights12:00 Noon ETHigh Point Solutions Stadium, Piscataway, NJBTNArkansas Razorbacks at #21 Mississippi State Bulldogs11:00 AM CT (12 Noon ET)Davis Wade Stadium, Starkville, MSESPNMiddle Tennessee Blue Raiders at #17 Kentucky Wildcats12:00 Noon ETKroger Field, Lexington, KYSEC Network#22 Northwestern Wildcats at Minnesota Golden Gophers11:00 AM CT (12 Noon ET)TCF Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MNBTNMichigan State Spartans at Nebraska Cornhuskers11:00 AM CT (12 Noon ET)Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, NEFOXTCU Horned Frogs at Baylor Bears11:00 AM CT (12 Noon ET)McLane Stadium, Waco https://www.thepackersfanshop.com/Demetri-Goodson-Jersey , TXFox Sports 1#19 Utah Utes at Colorado Buffaloes11:30 AM MT (1:30 PM ET)Folsom Field, Boulder, COPac-12 Network#23 Utah State Aggies at Colorado State Rams12:00 Noon MT (2:00 PM ET)Canvas Stadium, Fort Collins, COAT&T SportsAfternoon Games#3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. #12 Syracuse Orange2:30 PM ETYankee Stadium, Bronx, NYNBC#9 West Virginia Mountaineers at Oklahoma State Cowboys2:30 PM CT (3:30 ET)Boone Pickens Stadium, Stillwater, OKABC#20 Boston College Eagles at Florida State Seminoles3:30 PM ETDoak Campbell Stadium, Tallahassee, FLESPN2Wisconsin Badgers at Purdue Boilermakers3:30 PM ETRoss-Ade Stadium, West Lafayette, INBTNUSC Trojans at UCLA Bruins12:30 PM PT (3:30 ET)Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CAFOXMissouri Tigers at Tennessee Volunteers3:30 PM ETNeyland Stadium, Knoxville, TNCBSIndiana Hoosiers at #4 Michigan Wolverines4:00 PM ETMichigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, MIFox Sports 1Massachusetts Minutemen at #5 Georgia Bulldogs4:00 PM ETSanford Stadium, Athens, GASEC NetworkOregon State Beavers at #18 Washington Huskies1:30 PM PT (4:30 ET)Husky Stadium, Seattle, WAPac-12 NetworkPrime TimeDuke Blue Devils at #2 Clemson Tigers7:00 PM ETMemorial Stadium, Clemson, SCESPNKansas Jayhawks at #6 Oklahoma Sooners6:30 PM CT (7:30 ET)Memorial Stadium, Norman, OKFOXRice Owls at #7 LSU Tigers6:30 PM CT (7:30 ET)Tiger Stadium JK Scott Jersey , Baton Rouge, LAESPNU#24 Cincinnati Bearcats at #11 UCF Black Knights8:00 PM ETCamping World Stadium, Orlando, FLABC#16 Iowa State Cyclones at #15 Texas Longhorns7:00 PM CT (8:00 ET)Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, Austin, TXLonghorn NetworkArizona Wildcats at #8 Washington State Cougars7:30 PM PT (10:30 ET)Martin Stadium, Pullman, WAESPN Acme Packing Company continues its countdown of the Packers’ 90-man roster with players 35-31." />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - WhiteAcme Packing Companya Green Bay Packers communityLog In or Sign UpLog InSign UpFanpostsFanshotsSectionsPackersOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 322 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections The APC PodcastPackers Film RoomFantasy Football AdviceCDTShareTweetShareShare2019 Packers 90-man roster ranking, 35-31: A tier full of both promise and disappointment. Benny Sieu-USA TODAY SportsWith veteran free agency essentially concluded and the 2019 NFL Draft in the rear-view mirror, Acme Packing Company will once again rank and break down the Green Bay Packers’ 90-man roster.These rankings represent a composite of the individual selections from several APC contributors. Today, we reveal players 35 through 31, a group that is...kinda weird? 35. Oren BurksBurks suffered a lost season in 2018. While he was active for 14 games, he was bothered by a shoulder injury for much of it, and he was completely ineffective. Burks is undersized for a linebacker, and while he is a superior athlete, that lack if size raises concerns about his durability. He was a high draft pick, and he will certainly get his chances, and he flashed ability in the 2018 preseason, but it’s not a good sign that Burks was not able to play through injuries last season given the general nature of football. If he’s right, he can be a terror under Pettine, but he’s not off to a great start. That potential will have to show up soon, because potential is all he’s got. 34. Josh JonesWhere to even start with Josh Jones, who recently demanded a trade? Jones is another extremely athletic player with questionable football IQ and no natural position. Jones is stuck in that dime linebacker mold, and didn’t exactly stand out playing that or any other position. To add insult to injury, he had a bad habit of finding himself offsides on kickoffs. Jones may want a trade, and he may get one, but he doesn’t have a ton of leverage outside of becoming a nuisance Brett Favre Color Rush Jersey , and that’s a double-edged sword, as it makes one less marketable. Jones may get his wish, but he’s going to need to perform quickly if he’s going to stick, as troublemakers dealt away at bargain prices get far shorter leashes than 2nd round picks. 33. Jace SternbergerIn a top-heavy tight end draft, Sternberger represents the best of the rest. He’s not the specimen like Noah Fant or TJ Hockenson, but he’s a fair receiver and has some nice route-running chops. He’s also, like all current Packer tight ends, an odd choice for Matt LaFleur’s offense. Sternberger can get pushed around on his blocking assignments, and when he’s in the game, his use is telegraphed. He’s young, and he can improve in this facet of the game, but if you’re looking for immediate impact from the rookie, check your expectations. He’ll likely spend the year behind Graham, Lewis, and Tonyan, and that fact in and of itself makes his selection in the 3rd round, somewhat curious. T-31. Tyler LancasterThe Northwestern product managed to work his way up from the practice squad into a perfectly passable member of the defensive line. Lancaster showed enough to make some of the depth on the team nervous, and received ample playing time as the defensive line cycled through injury replacements. Lancaster is still a project, and there’s a no guarantee a player with his pedigree even makes the team, but once a guy like this this sticks once, he tends to stick for awhile. 31. Mason CrosbyCrosby will be 35 this season, and he’s seen a noticeable decline in his field goal percentage two straight years. He’s never had the strongest leg, and no one has benefited more from modern kickoff rules than Mason, who may be unrosterable without them. He’s probably approaching that level more quickly than people think.Crosby is a free agent at season’s end and it’s an open question as to whether this will be his swan song. A popular locker room presence and friends with the right people, the expectation for Crosby is mediocrity. If he meets that, he can go out a Packer hero.