82 and Sunny.
Day One of #Packers training camp. pic.twitter.com/4F5UywZpoG
— Tom Silverstein (@TomSilverstein) July 25, 2019
Kevin King and Jaire Alexander working with 1s at CB. Tramon Williams working nickel. Josh Jackson not practicing.
— Tom Silverstein (@TomSilverstein) July 25, 2019
S Josh Jones working as ILB with first nickel.
— Tom Silverstein (@TomSilverstein) July 25, 2019
#Packers injury report:
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) July 25, 2019
RB Dexter Williams illness
K Mason Crosby calf
S Darnell Savage tooth
CB Josh Jackson foot
Matt LaFleur says no long-term concern for any of the four.
After all of offseason program and half a day of camp, this occurs to me: it’s remarkable how set the #Packers defensive depth chart seems to be. Lots of moving parts on offense. Not so much on defense.
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) July 25, 2019
The caveat: guys gotta perform in those roles, and that’s not guaranteed.
Fandame posted:More likely boo-boo feewings hurt.
Per Bill Michaels, Jones was out there at ILB and Jones has repeatedly said, he does NOT want to play as a linebacker.
You have to wonder how long it will take before Jones goes from a distraction to a cancer.
God, hearing that makes me think back all the way to 1980 when the Packers wanted to play #1 pick Bruce Clark at NT and he wanted no part of it, preferred DT or DE. So he bolted to Canada. Up to the Packers coaching staff to convince Jones it's not just in the team's best interests that he play ILB, but his. Because -- at least to date -- he's sucked as a safety.
sschumer - Packer Fan HoF'r posted:. Because -- at least to date -- he's sucked as a safety.
Word sschumer.
And not like he hasn't had PLENTY of opportunities to show he could be a starting safety. Hell, after jettisoning HHCD to Washington and Brice getting hurt, there was no one left to play safety and he STILL couldn't cut it.
I think they are playing him at ILB because he's least likely to make major fu** ups.
Undrafted Raven Greene appears to be ahead of Jones on the safety depth chart. All the physical tools but just can't seem to put it together between the ears.
Probably Natrell Jamerson ahead of him as well.
Jones might want to consider: career v non-career.
Biggest concern on day 1 was Kizer. He’s a turnover machine. Really hoping he’s on a very short cut list. He can’t be trusted in the offense.
Josh Jones was an expensive mistake. But you can’t let a bad pick keep burning you.
Kizer has started 15 NFL games. He’s 0-15. He’s turned the ball over 30 times in those 15 games. He’s just above 50% in completions.
What the **** is he doing on an NFL roster?
The Vikings have never won a Super Bowl. **** off.
Isn't Drew Rosenturd Josh Jones agent? Nothing ever ends well with that guy.
Schaap posted:Packers Net Income was down 98% due to player/coach salaries, including the AR deal and replacing MM staff. I do believe the team was still slightly profitable in spite of the nearly 100% decline in net income.
20,000 fans have been pretty standard at the annual share holders meeting - in 2019 the attendance was 4,200.
I'm afraid we have all been thoroughly spoiled by the Wolf/Harlan turnaround and the wonderful "teaser" 2010 season and SuperBowl.
Give credit where it is due...MM and crew somehow got it done by sheer hard work ...one very blessed year with good fortune sprinkled all over from the football God's.
Now we are back in the wilderness...perhaps MiLF and Gute are the new answers...but...it might just be time for a long stretch of crapola hanging onto an aging and one injury away from having a somewhat "broken down" QB.
Time will tell...but it might be time to pay the piper for a long stretch of good fortune.
Welcome to 1971 boys and gals. Let's hope for a better ending
Sorry this isn't 1971 or going back to the wandering in the wilderness days. I am assuming you remember well the 70s and 80s and there is no comparison. Back then the Packers where a total and complete hot mess in everything they did. The board of directors all thought they were football minds, the organization was nuetered by things like the Hadl trade, terrible coaching, terrible drafting, and just no solid direction.
Time will tell on MLF and if/when Gute can finish his rebuild of the roster but at least there is a vision of what they want to do and players are wanting to come to GB. There is talent on this team. Sure it may be thin at spots but given a healthy year I bet they will surprise you big time.
As for Kizer I totally agree that guy has shown nothing to me. Perhaps he is still trying to get the stink of Cleveland off of him still.
A new arrival at Packers camp: former Badgers DT Olive Sagapolu. pic.twitter.com/GmlB2l26JA
— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) July 26, 2019
Packers have signed former Wisconsin DL Olive Sagapolu. He’s wearing No. 67 on the field this morning. That puts Packers at 91, so we’ll see what corresponding move is.
— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) July 26, 2019
Only Packer I don’t see out here is DL Eric Cotton. Would think that’s the corresponding move to get roster back to 90 after signing DL Olive Sagapolu.
— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) July 26, 2019
Josh Jackson, Darnell Savage, Mason Crosby, Greg Roberts not practicing for second straight day.
— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) July 26, 2019
Man, I got the Packers going 19-0 and knocking the '72 Dolphins off their undefeated perch, adding yet another Lombardi to the trophy case...
Pretty quiet start today. Lots of drill work & jog throughs. Some players who looked sharp in receiving drills:
— Andy Herman (@SconnieSports) July 26, 2019
Darrius Shepherd
Jace Sternberger
Robert Tonyan
Davante Adams
Boyle was also very accurate in receiver drills. Kizer has not had a strong start to camp at all.
Kizer has not had a strong start to camp at all.
Trophies posted:
So he's constantly offside.
Either that or the OL is in terrible shape. 
Also saw a tweet with Davis big gain on a jet sweep.
Maybe MM took his doghouse with him.
packerboi posted:New practice drill: RB and defender start back to back, run apart 5 yards or so, then turn and meet at an angle. One way to practice tackling without pads. Haven’t seen the #Packers do that before.
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) July 25, 2019
Vince has to be flippin in his grave over that one.
packerboi posted:#Packers injury report:
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) July 25, 2019
RB Dexter Williams illness
Matt LaFleur says no long-term concern for any of the four.
RE: Dexter
Oh FFSakes...I warned you about this guy.
Mama cookin him some soup as we speak.
He might still be a late season savior though...I can see that happen too. I really can. Complete lottery pick with this guy...worth it at rd6...but this is exactly and I mean exactly what I was worried about.
The Heckler posted:
As for Kizer I totally agree that guy has shown nothing to me. Perhaps he is still trying to get the stink of Cleveland off of him still.
Hell...the guy has a long history.
WWI wasn't exactly a walk in the park for him either.
LaFleur never considered moving practice indoors today with rain: “Last time I checked, this is football. And I’m sure we’re going to be playing in elements up here in Green Bay.” Unless there’s an injury risk, LaFleur says practice stays outdoors.
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) July 26, 2019
I like it.
michiganjoe posted:LaFleur never considered moving practice indoors today with rain: “Last time I checked, this is football. And I’m sure we’re going to be playing in elements up here in Green Bay.” Unless there’s an injury risk, LaFleur says practice stays outdoors.
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) July 26, 2019I like it.
Yup....He's a regular Block of Granite...practicing in the rain and all.
A millenial kind of tough guy
SMH