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The Green Bay Packers are making strategic moves to bolster their running back squad, promoting Kenyan Drake from the practice squad. The team faces uncertainty with running backs AJ Dillon and Aaron Jones, both listed as questionable for the Week 15 clash against Tampa Bay. Dillon is nursing a thumb injury, while Jones is dealing with a knee issue. Dillon has been a standout performer for the Packers this season, leading in rushing yards with 575 and a touchdown.

While Green Bay remains hopeful for the availability of Dillon and Jones, the elevation of Kenyan Drake provides an additional option to handle carries if needed. Despite limited action this season, Drake brings experience to the backfield. His lone rushing attempt and two receptions occurred during his time with the Baltimore Ravens. In the previous season, Drake contributed significantly, rushing for 482 yards with the Ravens. His standout year was in 2020 with the Arizona Cardinals, amassing 955 yards and 10 touchdowns. Since entering the league in 2016 as a third-round pick from Alabama, Drake has played for seven NFL franchises.

With a current record of 6-7, the Packers aim to gain ground in the competitive NFC North. A favorable turn of events occurred as division rival Minnesota Vikings lost in overtime to the Cincinnati Bengals. A victory against the Buccaneers would bring the Packers back to .500, tying them with the Vikings for second place in the NFC North standings.

The upcoming game against the 6-7 Tampa Bay Buccaneers provides a crucial opportunity for the Packers. The NFC South, where the Buccaneers reside, is characterized by all teams having losing records. The Packers and Buccaneers are set to kick off at 1:00 Eastern on Sunday, with Green Bay eyeing a pivotal win to enhance their playoff prospects.