Jordan Love's perseverance on display during first season as Packers' starter

From the ongoing competition at kicker to some key health updates, there was more going on Friday in Green Bay than just Jordan Love's new deal. 

From Jordan Love's return to the practice field with a new deal in place to Green Bay's punter getting in some much-needed work, there was plenty to watch Saturday.

The Packers have had success in the return game, but new rules will cause them to tweak things.

The Packers showed depth at one defensive position but seek a starter at another. Here's what we learned.

Long-snapper Peter Bowden, a former University of Wisconsin athlete, is back with the Packers following a short hiatus.

The quarterback, who spent the first four practices of camp as a spectator while getting a contract hammered out, and the unit had a good outing Wednesday.

Kingsley Enagbare is excelling in training camp after suffering a partially torn ACL during last season's playoffs.

Based on what Doubs has done through the first two weeks of camp, he might be the receiver who emerges from the all-for-one wideout group as Jordan Love’s top target.

Less than two weeks into training camp, the Packers head into their annual under-the-lights Family Night practice inside Lambeau Field with Walker virtually entrenched as the starter at left tackle.

Packers third-year wide receiver Romeo Doubs has thrived in the red zone. His vice-like grip on the football has been referenced by coach Matt LaFleur.

As far as head coach Matt LaFleur is concerned, there is plenty of value in Love taking the field in Green Bay's preseason opener. 

The former wake skater champion earned a tryout with Green Bay and is making the most of opportunity to become the starting kicker.

An oft-injured wide receiver received another scare during Wednesday's practice. Fortunately, it appears he'll be OK. Here's how it played out.

After struggling when given a colossal opportunity to show how much he’d improved heading into his second NFL season, the former Penn State QB took a hard look at himself.

Just like against the Packers' No. 1 defense during most practices in Green Bay, Love & Co.’s successes were not nearly as frequent as they would’ve liked Friday in Colorado.

Bo Melton, Malik Heath, Samori Touré and Grant DuBose know they can't ease while trying to secure their spot on Green Bay's stacked wide receiver depth chart.

Love's been out since injuring his left MCL during the final series of a season-opening loss to Philadelphia in Brazil. Here's what we know about his status for Sunday's game.

With only 87 days until the Sept. 6 season opener in Brazil, the coach stressed that players must stay in their iPad playbooks during their break.

Anderson turned in the kind of attention-grabbing showing that gets you noticed — even at a position where Green Bay has invested heavily. Here's what he did to stand out. 

Speaking after the first of two minicamp practices that will mark the end of the offseason program, Love addressed negotiations. Here's what he did —and didn't — have to say. 

The Packers hope to use each of their young tight ends together some next season. But one had to celebrate his wedding after having surgery.

After Green Bay added 11 players in the 2024 NFL Draft, Jordan Love took it upon himself to reach out to his newest teammates. Here's how that gesture resonated. 

Like Aaron Rodgers before him, Love knows what he has to do when he's on the move. Here's how Green Bay's current QB is approaching that phase of his game. 

Melton, who made the play of the day during Tuesday's practice by reeling in a 75-yard touchdown, knows he can't let up in Green Bay's crowded receiver room.