Green Bay Packers tight end Tucker Kraft says he expects to be ready for the start of the regular season after tearing his ACL last year. Multiple reports note that Kraft sustained the injury in Week 9 and is now in the recovery phase as offseason activities progress. In recent comments, Kraft indicates he is aiming for a full workload and expects to “start Week 1 on no pitch count,” suggesting he does not anticipate significant practice or snap limitations when the season begins. The Winnipeg Free Press and The Athletic both report that Kraft believes his recovery is on track. The Athletic adds that Kraft describes his physical condition positively as minicamp concludes, stating he feels better than anticipated. While the reports reflect Kraft’s expectations and optimism about his readiness, none indicate that the team has announced a final medical or roster decision regarding workload limits or a contract extension tied directly to his return timeline. Overall, the coverage centers on Kraft’s outlook for being fully available at the beginning of the season following an ACL tear.