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Speaker 1: it before, but West Training Camp for the Green Bay
Speaker 1: Packers is upon us. First practice on Thursday at Ray
Speaker 1: Nichky Field just across the street here from Lambeau. Let's
Speaker 1: just get right into it. Offensive side of the ball.
Speaker 1: The key storylines in this training camp. What are you
Speaker 1: watching for? Well, first and foremost, Mike, I can't believe
Speaker 1: we're already at this point again, how quickly that offseason
Speaker 1: goes by. Are are six months removed from last season.
Speaker 1: But I think the stuff on offense that I'm looking
Speaker 1: most forward to seeing is really how these young guys
Speaker 1: that are going to be given some opportunities react. Jordy
Speaker 1: Nelson is no longer here. We know the situation that's
Speaker 1: unfolding at the quarterback position with Deshaun Kaiser coming in
Speaker 1: through a trade, the three headed monster in the backfield
Speaker 1: with Aaron Jones, Jamal Williams in Time Montgomery. But more
Speaker 1: than anything, I guess what I'm looking for is that
Speaker 1: offensive line. And last year, at this time, you look
Speaker 1: at guys like Justin McCrae, Lucas Patrick Uh To a
Speaker 1: lot of people the casual fan, they were just writing
Speaker 1: those guys off right from the beginning that they camp,
Speaker 1: body type players, and both of them end up having
Speaker 1: a pretty big impact over the course of the season.
Speaker 1: Stepping up. Justin McCraw having one of the best seasons
Speaker 1: I think of anyone on the offensive side of the ball.
Speaker 1: Now he's gonna have a chance to compete for a
Speaker 1: starting job at right guards. So for me going in,
Speaker 1: I think I look for the next Justin mccraig, not
Speaker 1: just on the offensive line, a guy that maybe is
Speaker 1: that towards the bottom of that depth chart, but through
Speaker 1: either whether it's injuries, opportunities, what have you, having an
Speaker 1: opportunity to really show their skill set and end up
Speaker 1: making this fifty three man roster. Yeah, the competition on
Speaker 1: the offensive side of the ball a number of positions here,
Speaker 1: not just the offensive line obviously, will find out whatever
Speaker 1: the latest update is on Brian Blogg at right tackle,
Speaker 1: will he be possibly be ready for Week one if not,
Speaker 1: Jason Spriggs, Kyle Murphy, guys like that competing to start
Speaker 1: in week one at right tackle. You mentioned Justin McCrae
Speaker 1: at right guard, Lucas Patrick, the draft pick, Cole Madison
Speaker 1: from Washington State will be in that mix. Then you
Speaker 1: look at wide receiver when you're talking about draft picks too.
Speaker 1: We know at the top of it, Davante Adams, Randall Cobb.
Speaker 1: You've got Jimmy Graham and Marcedes Lewis as your top
Speaker 1: two tight ends free agent acquisitions in the off season,
Speaker 1: but after that, as far as catching passes from Aaron Rodgers,
Speaker 1: it's pretty wide open, isn't it. It really is. And
Speaker 1: one of the stories, you know, once the season or
Speaker 1: once the off season programs over, you and I end
Speaker 1: up doing a number of stories, kind of saving some content,
Speaker 1: writing them throughout the end of June and into July.
Speaker 1: And one of the stories that I thought was most
Speaker 1: interesting was Jeronimo Allison. Yeah, at the receiver position. This
Speaker 1: is a young man now with two years under his belt. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, in the meeting rooms every time sat in
Speaker 1: front of Jordy Nelson really had that osmosis learning process,
Speaker 1: just constantly listening to what he had to say, Uh,
Speaker 1: take pointers from him. And now he's in the driver's seat.
Speaker 1: The Packers drafted three young, promising, big and quick receivers
Speaker 1: this past year, but Jeronomoy Allison is a guy that
Speaker 1: I think, when you go into this camp, is right
Speaker 1: now slated at that number three position. And and while
Speaker 1: they have had this whole influx of receivers the last
Speaker 1: few seasons young that they've gotten through the draft. Allison's
Speaker 1: out there to prove that, you know what I can be,
Speaker 1: that guy can be counted on. He feels like he's
Speaker 1: developed a trust and a report with Aaron Rodgers. So
Speaker 1: when again, when you line up those names on the
Speaker 1: offensive side of the ball, I think he's one of
Speaker 1: the ones that I'm most excited to watch and seeing
Speaker 1: if he can make that number, you know, the third
Speaker 1: year jump. Now. Yeah. One of the things that really
Speaker 1: struck me about that story you wrote on Allison, I
Speaker 1: believe it were it was a couple of comments you
Speaker 1: had from Davante as showed that really showed that for
Speaker 1: a young guy whose production has been somewhat limited, he
Speaker 1: stepped up in certain situations, but he's been a rather
Speaker 1: quiet guy his first couple of years. He's earned a
Speaker 1: certain level of respect in that receiver's room already, even
Speaker 1: though he doesn't have the hundred and fifty yard game
Speaker 1: or the or the two three touchdown game on his resume.
Speaker 1: Early in his career, he's earned a certain level of
Speaker 1: respect from guys like Adams and Cobb in that receiver room,
Speaker 1: and something like that can go a long way because
Speaker 1: this competition is going to be rather fierce. When you're
Speaker 1: talking Jamon Moore, e q st Brown, Marquez Valdes, Scantling,
Speaker 1: the three rookie draft picks, all of these guys, they
Speaker 1: bring a lot of different skills to the table. These
Speaker 1: three guys are not three p's in a pot in
Speaker 1: my opinion, They're very different receivers. So the way the
Speaker 1: Packers coaching staff is gonna mix and match and try
Speaker 1: to figure out matchups and who does who does what
Speaker 1: best and where they line up, it's really going to
Speaker 1: be interesting to watch, absolutely, and especially from Allison's point
Speaker 1: of view, him really trying to take that next step.
Speaker 1: We've seen receivers come in undrafted and make an impact.
Speaker 1: Jared Boykin had a good year, obviously, Brett sway the
Speaker 1: number of years that he was here, Ruvel Martin. But
Speaker 1: the thing that I like about what Allison has done
Speaker 1: is he's kind of each year taking that step not
Speaker 1: only to special teams, but trying to make an impact
Speaker 1: on offense. The table set for him. And and this
Speaker 1: is a team that's definitely looking for that number three.
Speaker 1: And even though I would imagine, you know, Jimmy Graham
Speaker 1: of those two tight end sets will be pretty prevalent
Speaker 1: in this offense as well, and on the offensive side
Speaker 1: of the ball. I don't want to dismiss the backup
Speaker 1: quarterback battle between Deshaun Kayser Brett Hunley. I think we're
Speaker 1: gonna be talking about that a lot as we get
Speaker 1: into the preseason games and seeing how they perform against
Speaker 1: other opponents. But I do want to shift gears to
Speaker 1: the defensive side in terms of the storylines that are
Speaker 1: developing here. If there's one maybe defensive storyline that you
Speaker 1: have your eye on the most, what is it? It's
Speaker 1: a secondary obviously, and just because of all of the
Speaker 1: adjustments the Packers made this offset offseason. This is the
Speaker 1: biggest overhaul they've had in nine years with the secondary
Speaker 1: and it you know, they bring in Mike Petton as
Speaker 1: the defensive coordinea, but you could tell early on how
Speaker 1: important it was to both Mike McCarthy and Petton to
Speaker 1: retain Joe Witt and have him still leading that group.
Speaker 1: Truman Williams comes back, Devon House has resigned. They draft
Speaker 1: two new cornerbacks and Jaire Alexander and Josh Jackson, and
Speaker 1: seeing how those young players and some of these returning
Speaker 1: players all match up secondary was that was that was
Speaker 1: a hard position for the Packers last year. I think
Speaker 1: everybody's agreement there. They took a lot of hits, Scott
Speaker 1: banged up, and they need to improve going into two
Speaker 1: thousand eighteen. But there's so many guys with returning experience now,
Speaker 1: Kevin King coming back off the shoulder injury, Quinton Rollins
Speaker 1: coming back off the Achilles injury, meshing with these young
Speaker 1: players coming in that cornerback position specifically, nothing is settled
Speaker 1: there right now. You don't know who's lining up where.
Speaker 1: Into me, that's one of the more exciting things about
Speaker 1: this They have options, and there's also gonna be a
Speaker 1: lot of competition that's going to come out of those options. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree with you in terms of watching how sort
Speaker 1: of the new players, so to speak, mesh with some
Speaker 1: of the veterans, and and what I mean by that
Speaker 1: when you look at how the seventeen season ended and
Speaker 1: then you look at what this defense now appears to
Speaker 1: be going into You mentioned Kevin King's back from the
Speaker 1: shoulder injury, Quentin Rollins from the Achilles injury. You drafted
Speaker 1: or In Burke's an inside linebacker, You drafted those two
Speaker 1: cornerbacks and Alexander and Jackson. You signed Mohammed Wilkerson as
Speaker 1: free agent. On the defensive line, you're getting Montravius Adams
Speaker 1: back from essentially a red shirt year with his as
Speaker 1: a third round draft pick out of Auburn, not much
Speaker 1: of a rookie season because of injuries. Same with Vince
Speaker 1: Bagel at outside linebacker coming out of Wisconsin. A lot
Speaker 1: of new players, young and old in a sense when
Speaker 1: you talk about Wilkerson and guys like Traumont Williams coming
Speaker 1: into the mix, new and old mixing in with the
Speaker 1: guys who were here and the guys who finished. A
Speaker 1: new coordinator, some new scheme ideas, all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: This is this is going to be the ongoing story
Speaker 1: really through not only the beginning of the season, but
Speaker 1: perhaps the entire the entire four months of the regular season.
Speaker 1: And one of the reasons why I think there is
Speaker 1: a lot of hope and I've seen the insider inbox
Speaker 1: when you and I have answering questions with this defense
Speaker 1: as a whole. As zest, They've brought in some veterans,
Speaker 1: but there's familiarity there with Wilkerson and his ties to
Speaker 1: Petton in their first two seasons together, having those two
Speaker 1: seasons when Petton was the head coach of the Brown
Speaker 1: So there isn't gonna be this quantum leap that these
Speaker 1: guys are gonna have to make into his scheme. And
Speaker 1: then you also to mention that back end. I mean
Speaker 1: you have ha ha, Clinton Dix. You know, obviously he's
Speaker 1: talked about it all offseason, looking to return to form,
Speaker 1: believes that this scheme will bring out the best in him.
Speaker 1: Josh Jones being able to focus strictly on the safety
Speaker 1: position the Packers believing that will behoove him. And then
Speaker 1: also Kentroll, Bryce comes back off of the ankling. That
Speaker 1: was the guy. When I was rattling off all those
Speaker 1: guys coming back, I forgot about Bryce. That was another
Speaker 1: one who his name was on the tip of my tongue.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you talk about a guy who was looking
Speaker 1: like he could make an impact on this defense last year.
Speaker 1: Then he goes down with the injury. We didn't hear
Speaker 1: from him again. He's back and seems to be ready
Speaker 1: to go. Yeah, and I thought that was so important
Speaker 1: for him to actually be able to participate in all
Speaker 1: the off season program and he got a lot of
Speaker 1: reps to uh, you know between some of the practices
Speaker 1: that Clinton Dix wasn't here for Josh Jones at times
Speaker 1: they were kind of you know, they took caution with him.
Speaker 1: He got a lot of work and you know, you
Speaker 1: talked to him during the offseason program. Mike McCarthy really
Speaker 1: praised him for for the off season he put together
Speaker 1: coming off of injury. He's a hungry guy and a
Speaker 1: big hitter and those two things together when you look
Speaker 1: historically with the Packers secondary, that's where you've seen guys
Speaker 1: have successes undrafted free agents and and I think Bryce
Speaker 1: has all the intangibles to fit into that. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: would agree. Another topic I want to hit on here West,
Speaker 1: what do you see what's out there as a potential
Speaker 1: surprise maybe in this training camp. Now, it's kind of
Speaker 1: a misnomer because if we're talking about potential surprises, then
Speaker 1: is it really a surprise when it happens. But just
Speaker 1: wondering what what out there to you is kind of
Speaker 1: under the radar, maybe something people aren't necessarily paying attention to,
Speaker 1: or it's not a top of mind thing, but but
Speaker 1: that maybe is a developing story here through camp. What
Speaker 1: Mike Petton's grand plan is going to be for this defense.
Speaker 1: We've been reading Tea Leaves all off season, the transactions
Speaker 1: that they made, the emphasis on the defensive line, drafting
Speaker 1: the cornerbacks, drafting a hybrid type player like Orn Burke's
Speaker 1: to to settle into that inside backer situation with Blake
Speaker 1: Martinez and Jake Ryan. Uh. This again, as I mentioned
Speaker 1: in the intro, this is the biggest overhaul the Packers
Speaker 1: have had on defense in almost a decade. So what
Speaker 1: is Mike Petton's plan going to be for this unit?
Speaker 1: And I think one thing that was interesting Insider in
Speaker 1: Box somebody had asked this week, what are the telltale
Speaker 1: signs of whether or not Petton's defense, when you look statistically,
Speaker 1: is going to accomplish what it wants to accomplish. And
Speaker 1: I think the thing that's unique about his scheme is
Speaker 1: he's had success in a number of ways. He's done
Speaker 1: it with a guy like Durrell Revas playing defensive player
Speaker 1: of the year type season. There's been years where the
Speaker 1: Jets didn't have a ton of sacks but still were
Speaker 1: incredibly effective. Uh with with their overall scheme, I just
Speaker 1: think there's so many different ways he can win in
Speaker 1: seeing what his mental approach is going to be, to
Speaker 1: the pieces that he has in place in both also
Speaker 1: the incoming UH players the Packers have added this offseason.
Speaker 1: Seeing how he marries those two ideas. To me, I
Speaker 1: think whatever it ends up being is going to be
Speaker 1: the biggest surprise. Yeah. I want to touch on one
Speaker 1: thing with regards to special teams, and that's what really
Speaker 1: is going to be a developing competition at long snapper
Speaker 1: because I think when the Packers drafted Hunter Bradley seventh
Speaker 1: round out of Mississippi State to be the long snapper,
Speaker 1: I think a lot of people just said, Okay, there's
Speaker 1: your new long snapper. They used to draft pick on
Speaker 1: the guy Zach Trainer. He's not just gonna go away here.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is going to be a legitimate competition
Speaker 1: between Zach Tchiner and Hunter Bradley. Two guys, uh. You know,
Speaker 1: both got to the specialist route in very different ways.
Speaker 1: You had chronicled with Hunter Bradley, the multiple A c
Speaker 1: L surgeries kind of took him out of the potential
Speaker 1: of being a tight end in college, so then he
Speaker 1: relegated himself to specialists. But um, but these two guys,
Speaker 1: we saw them alternate snaps um during O t s
Speaker 1: and whatnot. So this is something that I think is
Speaker 1: going to continue into the preseason games. But then another
Speaker 1: issue on offense that I think is worth watching is
Speaker 1: this whole chemistry issue between not only Aaron Rodgers and
Speaker 1: some of these young receivers if they make their way
Speaker 1: up the depth chart and get those opportunities for snaps
Speaker 1: with the number one quarterback, but Aaron Rodgers with Jimmy Graham,
Speaker 1: we saw a couple of years ago how quickly the
Speaker 1: chemistry developed with Jared Cook when he was brought in.
Speaker 1: It didn't really come to fruition in the regular season
Speaker 1: because of the injuries to Cook where he had to
Speaker 1: miss a chunk of time. We even saw it last year.
Speaker 1: Frankly with Martellis Bennett. It didn't take long for Bennett
Speaker 1: and Rodgers to get on the same page. I think
Speaker 1: Bennett just dropped too many passes. He just wasn't reliable enough,
Speaker 1: and then obviously things you know, kind of went south
Speaker 1: from there. But Aaron Rodgers, I've said it several times,
Speaker 1: he sounds so genuinely excited to me for what Jimmy
Speaker 1: Graham can bring to this offense and the fact that
Speaker 1: this guy is a part of this offense, now do
Speaker 1: you get the same sense? Absolutely? And and to me personally,
Speaker 1: I think it even goes one step deeper than that.
Speaker 1: It isn't just Rogers. It's a guy like Randall Cobb
Speaker 1: and and guys that can play multiple positions inside outside,
Speaker 1: and what exactly the thought process is going to be
Speaker 1: there with Mike McCarthy and Aaron Rodgers and obviously Joe
Speaker 1: Philbin coming back trying to really lay out this new
Speaker 1: offense and in how it's going to be utilized. I
Speaker 1: really think that the best friend for Cobb this season
Speaker 1: and be Graham because both of those guys can be
Speaker 1: effective in the middle of the field. We've seen what
Speaker 1: they can do with the big plays over the years
Speaker 1: and seeing how they can kind of line up and
Speaker 1: how much fun the Packers could have with those matchups.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing about Graham and someone again getting back
Speaker 1: to inbox, somebody had asked this week to the Packers,
Speaker 1: you know, do you see him having a season like
Speaker 1: he had, you know, those thousand yard touchdown seasons with
Speaker 1: the Saints all those years ago. It's possible you know,
Speaker 1: if a guy ends up playing the entire year and
Speaker 1: gets those snaps. We've seen the chemistry that Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 1: can develop with the tight end if he's there week
Speaker 1: in and week out. I don't think that's the prerequisite
Speaker 1: for this to be a successful signing, though. If Graham
Speaker 1: creates that matchup nightmare, if he makes defenses make a
Speaker 1: decision on how they're going to defend him, and also
Speaker 1: to that to that extreme, you know Marcedes Lewis coming
Speaker 1: into this offense as well. All those things together, I
Speaker 1: think are ultimately what are going to help this offense
Speaker 1: get to where it needs to be, because we've seen
Speaker 1: when the tight end position makes an impact exactly the
Speaker 1: domino effect it can have for the rest of the players. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've been in our Insider inbox column. You just have
Speaker 1: to look at the stretch run in two sixteen when
Speaker 1: Jared Cook came back, how different the offense looked and
Speaker 1: how suddenly explosive it was. The Packers could that stretch run,
Speaker 1: you know, the run, the table, whatever you want to
Speaker 1: call it. At the end of the Packers were scoring
Speaker 1: a bunch of points. And as rough as that game
Speaker 1: against Washington was, that year. I think there was sort
Speaker 1: of this feeling that, you know what, we found something
Speaker 1: that was kind of the coming out party in a
Speaker 1: sense of what this offense was going to be down
Speaker 1: the stretch. And I think Aaron Rodgers senses that Jimmy
Speaker 1: Graham can can be that that missing piece that uh
Speaker 1: that Jared Cook was Now granted, you still have to
Speaker 1: make up for the loss of Jordy Nelson because Jordy
Speaker 1: Nelson was a big player in absolutely and that's where
Speaker 1: it's It's on everybody. I think. You know, Randall cob
Speaker 1: reiterated again last week during one of his appearances, I mean,
Speaker 1: it isn't one player that's going to replace Nelson. It's
Speaker 1: going to be the whole, and you know, Graham is
Speaker 1: a big part of that, but it's gonna be those
Speaker 1: young receivers as well. Yeah. Alright, well, one last topic
Speaker 1: I want to hit on West before we go here
Speaker 1: on our inaugural eighteen Packers unscripted. Okay, we're all, you know,
Speaker 1: we cross our fingers. We want guys to stay healthy.
Speaker 1: We want the Packers obviously to be ready healthy for
Speaker 1: Week one Chicago Bears. But aside from that, what is
Speaker 1: something that you want to be able to say about
Speaker 1: this Packers team at the end of training camp. It's
Speaker 1: kind of cliche, but they're ready. Uh. You know, I
Speaker 1: think one of the things that last year, for as
Speaker 1: many things obviously has went wrong through the stretch run,
Speaker 1: by the end of the training camp, you had a
Speaker 1: pretty good idea that, hey, Justin mccraig could be a
Speaker 1: guy that you could kind of lean on here if
Speaker 1: you need him. He played really well during the preseason.
Speaker 1: I think you saw the young running backs really step
Speaker 1: up and get a hint of what they can offer. Uh.
Speaker 1: If this team, and I don't Randall Cobbs is gonna
Speaker 1: be ready. You look at Davante Adams, Aaron Rodgers, those
Speaker 1: guys there, they are what they are and you know,
Speaker 1: and they have, you know, the season in front of them.
Speaker 1: They know what it's like. But you want to see,
Speaker 1: you know, a guy like Warren Burke's, you know, maybe
Speaker 1: make his presence felt a little bit. You want to
Speaker 1: see some of these second year players coming back um
Speaker 1: and showing what they have to offer. I look at
Speaker 1: a guy like Vin Spiegel too, who didn't have a
Speaker 1: training camp last year, who played sparling during the season
Speaker 1: after he had to play catch up for three months. Uh,
Speaker 1: what can he do now that you give him some snaps?
Speaker 1: Can can a guy like Reggie Gilbert build on what
Speaker 1: he did last year? So I I look at that
Speaker 1: starting lineup as the starting lineup and and you know
Speaker 1: your catalysts, and we're gonna get you where you're gonna
Speaker 1: go over the season. But do you start to see
Speaker 1: some of those young players pushing some of those starting spots.
Speaker 1: I think that's the number one thing all my eye on. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what I want to be able to say. Two
Speaker 1: is at that edge rusher position. I know Mike Petton
Speaker 1: has talked about the importance of the inside rush. It's
Speaker 1: why the Packers have kind of loaded up, so to speak,
Speaker 1: on the defensive line. He's looking to generate the inside pressure.
Speaker 1: There was there weren't a whole lot of additions to
Speaker 1: the outside linebacker position. But when you talk about that
Speaker 1: group behind Clay Matthews and Nick Perry, you're talking Chris Odom,
Speaker 1: Vince Biegel, Kyler, Facral Kendall, Donnerson, the seventh round draft pick,
Speaker 1: Reggie Gilbert. Those guys I want to be able to
Speaker 1: say at the end of training camp, that a couple
Speaker 1: of those guys have really up to the forefront and
Speaker 1: when they need to step in for Clay Matthews and
Speaker 1: Nick Perry, it's not going to be suddenly this big
Speaker 1: drop off on the defense, or that there are worries
Speaker 1: about what's going to happen at those edge positions. This
Speaker 1: is a huge opportunity at edge rusher for all of
Speaker 1: these young guys. Somebody, and hopefully it's more than one guy,
Speaker 1: takes the bull by the horns and says I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be that next guy up behind Matthews and Perry, and
Speaker 1: then somebody else is like, I'm the next guy behind him.
Speaker 1: I want to see some separation here. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: I want, you know, certain guys to not make the team,
Speaker 1: but I want to see some separation that a couple
Speaker 1: of these young guys, you know, sort of state their
Speaker 1: case and say and say we're the ones you can
Speaker 1: count out. And I know it's fun for a lot
Speaker 1: of fans out there to do the maddened thing and
Speaker 1: be like, Okay, sign this free agent corner bar when
Speaker 1: you should have gone after him. But I think last
Speaker 1: year with almad Brooks kind of showed you that it's
Speaker 1: not easy even for veterans to come in and make
Speaker 1: a meaningful impact, you know, midway through camp or at
Speaker 1: the end of camp. A lot of times it is
Speaker 1: building up those young guys to step into those roles.
Speaker 1: Julius Peppers was lightning in a bottle. You can't count
Speaker 1: on that every single year. You need other guys to
Speaker 1: emerge and and I think this camp is going to
Speaker 1: go a long way and really identifying who those players
Speaker 1: could be. Yeah, well, we've got a lot to talk
Speaker 1: about over the next month. Here first practices on Thursday.
Speaker 1: But with that we will call it a rap on
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