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According to the CBA, "Phase One" of the program (the first two weeks) are limited to "strength and conditioning and physical rehabilitation." Only strength and conditioning coaches are allowed on the field or to even watch workouts. No footballs are allowed, except for QBs throwing to uncovered WRs. And no helmets may be worn.
"Phase Two" of the offseason program (Weeks 3-5) is when all the coaches can take the field, but only individual drills and "perfect play" drills are allowed (no offense vs. defense plays, including on special teams). No live contact is allowed, so no one-on-one line drills, no contact between receivers and DBs. Players are still not allowed to wear their helmets.
"Phase Three" (Weeks 6-9) is where the fun starts. Teams can have 10 OTA days during these weeks -- up to 3 per week in the first two weeks, up to 4 per week in the second two weeks. They can also hold a mandatory mini-camp that doesn't count as "OTA days" (organized team activity). There's still no live contact, no one-on-one offense vs. defense drills, etc. Teams can run full special teams drills, but not with contact. Players can now wear their helmets, but no pads or shells.
Rodgers said he would be in GB this week.
