Packers Training Camp Recap: Final open practice before the Cardinals come to town
It’s still hard to make sense of what Green Bay wants to do on the offensive line
The Green Bay Packers finished their open training camp practice on Monday, with a brief altercation between players. Receiver Matthew Golden and edge defender Barryn Sorrell, along with linebacker Zaire Franklin and edge defender Lukas Van Ness, were involved in the scuffle. Cornerback Trey Dean III was sent off the sideline after the dispute.
Sorrell joked about the possibility of fighting more later. This was the final open practice before the Packers will face the Arizona Cardinals in a joint practice on Wednesday. Green Bay's injured roster remains unchanged, with tight end Luke Musgrave, defensive lineman Jordon Riley, edge defender Micah Parsons, and long snapper Matt Orzech continuing to sit out.
Cornerback Brandon Cisse returned to practice after recovering from a Week 2 knee injury. The offensive starters were Love, Jacobs, Brooks, Kraft, Golden, Watson, Morgan, Banks, Rhyan, Monk, Zaire Nixon, Hadden, Cisse, Williams, and X. The biggest question on the offensive depth chart is the competition for starting guard positions, with Jager Burton and Jacob Monk leading the way.
In the defensive lineup, Karl Brooks continues to start at 3-4 defensive end, while Jonathan Ford, Nazir Stackhouse, and Anthony Campbell are vying for the true nose position.
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