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Packers 2024 training camp preview: Running backs
By: Paul Bretl 7/10/24 With Green Bay Packers training camp less than two weeks away, I’ll be doing a position-by-position preview. Next up are the running backs. If you missed any of the previous position previews, you can find them below: Quarterbacks Roster: Josh Jacobs, AJ Dillon, Marshawn Lloyd, Emanuel Wilson, Jarveon Howard, Ellis Merriweather Jacobs knows leadership role must be earned: Although…… Continue Reading »
Observations and takeaways from Packers final minicamp practice
By: Paul Bretl 6/12/24 The Green Bay Packers wrapped up offseason programs on Wednesday with their final minicamp practice. The next time the Packers take the practice field will be on July 22nd when training camp begins. As always, here are my observations and takeaways from what I saw on the practice field: Joining Xavier…… Continue Reading »
Accomplished RB Josh Jacobs still believes there’s more to prove on Packers
By: Paul Bretl 6/3/24 Josh Jacobs comes to the Green Bay Packers as a very accomplished running back, however, now on a new team, Jacobs still believes that he has plenty to prove. The desire for Jacobs to show what he can do is twofold. Although Jacobs is a former All-Pro, NFL rushing leader, and…… Continue Reading »
Key Observations and Takeaways from Packers 2nd OTA Practice
By: Paul Bretl 5/30/24 The Green Bay Packers held their second OTA practice that was open to the media on Wednesday. Here are my key takeaways and observations from what took place. Who was in and who was out? Zach Tom and Tucker Kraft were still sidelined as they recover from pec injuries. Kitan Oladapo was…… Continue Reading »
What to watch for on offense during Packers’ OTAs
By: Paul Bretl 5/20/24 Offseason Team Activities (OTAs) have already been underway for several weeks now for the Packers, but Monday marks the first time the entire team, both veterans and incoming rookies, will be in the meeting rooms and on the practice field together. Full-team OTAs will run for the next three weeks, with one practice available…… Continue Reading »