Photos: Packers lose to Broncos in preseason game
The Packers rested their starters against the Broncos on Sunday night, and it showed. Here's the scene from the sidelines.
The playing field wasn't even as the Packers rested dozens of starters and key contributors. The result wasn't pretty, and coach Matt LaFleur challenged his team.
There was a lot to glean from backup quarterback Sean Clifford's decision-making, to a rookie linebacker making the most of his opportunity, to the field goal kicking competition.
After the second of three preseason games, competition remains fierce for roster — and starting — spots at three offensive units and two on the defensive side.
In the wake of what might have been one of the ugliest preseason performances for Green Bay since the 1970s and ‘80s, LaFleur was clearly frustrated with his players’ effort.
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From Matt LaFleur admitting to letting his frustration show after Sunday's lopsided preseason loss to some key health updates and the play of the day, here's what stood out Tuesday.
Green Bay receiver Christian Watson made it clear Tuesday that no one in the offensive meeting room thinks it’s burning around them like the infamous “This is fine” dog meme.
AJ Dillon, who came back to Green Bay on a one-year contract, is temporarily sidelined by an injury he's dealt with in the past.
Coach Matt LaFleur basically ran his players through a walk-through session Wednesday after having just played a preseason game on Sunday night.
Matt LaFleur was not pleased by his team's showing in a joint practice with the Broncos last week. He challenged his players, who responded positively during Thursday's session with Baltimore.
Packers coach Matt LaFleur dodging a question about the relative health of his roster, Thursday's joint scrimmage with the Ravens and Saturday's preseason finale are topics touched upon.
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