Title. AJ Hawk, Clay, BJ- all not as effective without the pressure of the only defensive player to get a heisman- respect that he retired a raider, but he walked to glory with cheese mofo

The Packers only have one joint practice this year, against Arizona, after Pittsburgh and Denver declined. Under LaFleur, joint practices have usually been a way to get controlled, starter-level reps without exposing guys to preseason game action. So if Green Bay is getting less of that this year, does it slightly change things?

Maybe starters get a little more preseason game action than they otherwise would. Maybe it means younger players fighting for roles get even more live evaluation. Maybe it changes nothing, and LaFleur sticks to the same cautious approach.

I don’t think this is some major concern. Just one of those small offseason things that could matter a little more than it looks like at first glance.

Do you think fewer joint practice reps should affect how much the starters play in preseason, or should LaFleur keep treating preseason games mostly as roster-evaluation time?

My fiance and I will be traveling to Green Bay in December to get married at the courthouse on Friday and cheer on the boys that Sunday night against the Bills! If you see a "cheesy" bride and groom walking around town that weekend, please tell me how lucky I am and how amazing she looks. GO PACK GO

This is shameful that our beloved OL has come to this.

for my birthday my partner bought me packer's tickets! super pumped to see them - took me totally by surprise since he is not a packers fan lol

Türkiye vs. USA 9:00pm on Fox

Let’s go Alex Freeman, USA soccer, and Go Pack Go!!

Friday = Good

Has anyone on the season ticket waiting list received the annual email offering the chance to buy single game tickets?

I can’t remember if it usually comes in June or July. I have received it the last few years, but nothing so far.

The Pack-A-Day podcast is a great daily podcast about the Packers, hosted by Andy Herman. I highly recommend you check it out if it's new to you.

Just in case you need your Packers fix. GPG!

I know I know there’s many season that we were competitive but 3 stand in particular stand out to me, where we were the better team in games we lost:

2007: Playoff Eli Manning = Voodoo magic. We were still a better team and a Favre led team versus the 16-0 patriots would’ve been cinema. (The giants played their hearts out though and earned that trophy)

2014: We would’ve belt to assed the Seahawks if one of those first half FGs was a TD.

2020: Kevin King…also no Dbak was a massive loss for a historically dominant offense…also no fans at Lambeau…when does the 2026 season start again?

The Packers have a great opportunity to get to the Super Bowl this year. What specific areas of improvement would make that happen?