#778 Packers Unscripted: Offseason overview

Mike and Wes review the trip to Denver, including the reserves vs. starters game portion (5:24) and the latest at various positions such as linebacker (7:03), offensive line (12:04), backup QB (20:42) and kicker (22:44).

Mike and Wes discuss where things stand with backup QBs Sean Clifford and Michael Pratt (3:00), the status of the linebacker position (8:50) and particularly Isaiah McDuffie (13:17), and what to watch for in Denver with RB Emanuel Wilson (17:20) and the receivers (20:48).

Mike and Wes discuss the Packers' successful preseason opener, particularly the stout work up front on defense (4:23), the continued playmaking of S Evan Williams (6:20), a strong effort from the No. 2 offensive line (12:08), and productive performances by WR Grant DuBose (16:03) and backup QB Sean Clifford (20:11).

Mike and Wes review the latest from practice (1:09) and discuss what to watch for in the preseason opener in Cleveland (4:55), including the safety competition (8:43) and happenings on special teams (19:28).

Mike and Wes review the happenings on Family Night, including their thoughts on the offense (3:22) in general and QB Sean Clifford (4:09) and WR Romeo Doubs (8:57) in particular. They also discuss the defense (12:29), including the work of CB Kalen King (13:15) and DL Karl Brooks (21:36). They also update the kicker competition (25:25).

Mike and Wes discuss the offense finding its rhythm in training camp (3:02), the notable work on the O-line by Jordan Morgan and Rasheed Walker (5:14), the daily presence of WR Grant DuBose (11:32), some defensive standouts thus far (15:49), and what to watch for on Family Night (20:31).

Mike and Wes discuss QB Jordan Love's contract extension (:33) and how the offense is starting to hit its stride in camp (8:54). They also review the competitions at safety (15:42) as well as other spots (23:20) and share their overall thoughts on the first week of practices (25:55).

Mike and Wes share their observations from training camp so far, including the standout work from the defensive line (4:09), the competition at safety (13:17) and a renewed AJ Dillon (20:08).