It's upon us. The climax of preseason. One of the primary reasons teams play four meaningless games and engage in grueling training camps. It's time to make those final decisions, and get the roster down to 53.

I'll smugly admit, I'm pretty happy with my predictions made last week. But developments in the past few days have forced me to reconsider a few of my previous decisions. So here's my final predicition for the Packers' 2009 roster.

OFFENSE (26)

QBs

Aaron Rodgers, Matt Flynn, Brian Brohm

HBs

Ryan Grant, Brandon Jackson, DeShawn Wynn, Tyrell Sutton

FBs

Korey Hall, Quinn Johnson

WRs

Greg Jennings, Donald Driver, James Jones, Jordy Nelson, Ruvell Martin

TEs

Donald Lee, Jermichael Finely, Spencer Havner

Ts

Chad Clifton, Allen Barbre, Breno Giacomini, Jamon Meredith

Gs

Daryn Colledge, Josh Sitton, T.J. Lang

Cs 

Jason Spitz, Scott Wells

DEFENSE (24)

 DEs

Cullen Jenkins, Johnny Jolly, Jarius Wynn, Michael Montgomery

NTs

Ryan Pickett, B.J. Raji

OLBs

Aaron Kampman, Brady Poppinga, Clay Matthews, Jeremy Thompson, Brad Jones

ILBs

Nick Barnett, A.J. Hawk, Brandon Chillar, Desmond Bishop

CBs

Charles Woodson, Al Harris, Tramon Williams, Will Blackmon, Brandon Underwood

Ss

Nick Collins, Atari Bigby, Anthony Smith, Jarrett Bush

SPECIALTIES (3)

K

Mason Crosby

P

Jeremy Kapinos

LS

Brett Goode

OTHER

IR

Justin Harrell, Aaron Rouse, Pat Lee

Practice Squad

Brett Swain, Jake Allen, Evan Moore, Dane Randolph, Evan Dietrich-Smith, Ronald Talley, Anthony Toribio, Cyril Obiozor

Notes

- Wow. The only change I really made is placing Pat Lee on IR and Michael Montgomery on the roster.

- With Jackson out for an extended period of time, keeping four HBs looks like it's a done deal.

- I'm still pretty confident Tony Moll is gone. Meredith beats him out on potential.

- Quinn Johnson is a lock for the same reason. Hall beats out Kuhn by a hair.

- Brett Swain still can't crack the 53 man roster, but will bide his time on the practice squad for another year.

- The Packers may look to the waiver wire for some help in the secondary. After Tramon Williams, their CB situation is looking awful.

- I think the Packers have gotta be shopping Poppinga. He's a solid player, but he really doesn't seem ideally suited for ROLB in a 3-4 scheme. We could maybe get a 6th or 7th rounder for him or possibly swap him for a CB somewhere.

- If you ever want to see a list of underachievers, look at the IR. Three players picked in the first three rounds, two of whom have made no noteworthy contributions, while the other's been wildly inconsistent.