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Lineup shakeup benefits the Packers defense

By the Journal Sentinel

CREATED Sep. 17, 2012

Rookie lineman Mike Daniels played 14 more snaps in Week 2 than he did in Week 1. Image by John Klein

Feeling the sting of an opening day loss in which his unit made too many mistakes to contend with a top-tier team like the San Francisco 49ers, Dom Capers had a choice to make.

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