Packers Huddle

Saw Doubs win against Jaire on two contested plays.

Apparently the rest of Packer Twitter doesn't care about practice any longer...

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Pckfn23:

Thank you for all the camp updates, greatly appreciated !

Devonte Wyatt had two of the most impressive power rushes you’ll ever see in a one-on-one drill. He blew up Josh Myers with a bull rush, knocking him 2 yards on his butt. (Myers won first rep vs. Wyatt.)

Later, Wyatt knocked Jean Delance on his butt after beating him with a speed rush. It's an awfully good sign for the Packers' second-year player

Man.

Anders Carlson isn't giving off warm and fuzzy vibes.

from PackersNews:

"There were two sets of one-on-one drills Tuesday, one for deeper balls and one in the red zone.On the first rep, Jaire Alexander was ready to take on Christian Watson for the second day in a row. But Rasul Douglas came over and talked to his teammates, and the two switched off, with Douglas taking Watson and Alexander taking Romeo Doubs.

In the end, despite good defense, both receivers won their respective reps.Watson created separation off the line from Douglas, and kept a step to pull in the intermediate crossing route hall from Love.On Doubs rep, the second-year receiver went deep down the right sideline to the end zone. At the pylon, Alexander dove for a pass break up. But as they were falling, Doubs turned his body and pulled in the touchdown catch.

During a red zone battle, Doubs, again, was able to use his frame to box out Alexander, and Love put the ball just in front of his receiver, where only he could catch it, for the score.

Rookie tight end Luke Musgrave flashed his speed and separation, getting off Innis Gaines see and dove for the explosive pass from Love.And with Sean Clifford playing quarterback, Samori Toure was able to get a step on the speedy Keisean Nixon to pull in the long touchdown."

Defense watching the offense do push-ups.
Maybe Nixon # 25 should have joined them...he wants to play on offense

Not good

go pak go wrote: ↑

01 Aug 2023 13:36

Man.

Anders Carlson isn't giving off warm and fuzzy vibes.

Just as we need to reset our expectations for the QB, we probably need to do the same for K.

From the tweets, it seems like most of the misses have been from the left hash, yes?