We’re rapidly crossing off the days until the start of the regular season, and while we’re not able to watch any NFL games today, Green Bay Packers training camp is right around the corner. This will be your one-stop shop for all the necessary information about the Packers’ training camp this summer.
The elephant in the room centers on Aaron Rodgers being gone after 15 seasons as the Packers’ starting quarterback. But 2020 first-round pick Jordan Love has spent three seasons waiting, watching, and learning from the four-time NFL MVP. Now we’ll get to see all the work head coach Matt LaFleur and the 24-year-old Love have been putting in behind the scenes as Green Bay embarks on a new journey.
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Let’s dive into our Green Bay Packers training camp guide, previewing the schedule, top storylines, and frequently asked questions.
Green Bay Packers training camp schedule
Green Bay Packers training camp starts on Wednesday, July 26. The Packers will also be holding joint practices with the New England Patriots this summer. Practices will take place at Ray Nitschke Field. Packers Family Night will be held at Lambeau Field.
- July 26 – Times are TBA
- July 27 – TBA
- July 29 – TBA
- July 31 – TBA
- Aug. 1 – TBA
- Aug. 3 – TBA
- Aug. 5 – 8:30 PM ET – Packers Family Night at Lambeau Field
- Aug. 7 – TBA
- Aug. 14 – TBA
- Aug. 16 – Joint practice with New England Patriots at TBA
- Aug. 17 – Joint practice with New England Patriots at TBA
- Aug. 22 – TBA
- Aug. 23 – Last Packers practice open to public at TBA
Top storylines for Green Bay Packers training camp
Jordan Love gets the keys to Packers offense
There are many x-factors fans will be eager to watch this summer, but none are bigger than the Packers’ newest starting quarterback. There’s no looking back anymore. Jordan Love is the future in Green Bay.
It’s tough for expectations not to be high for a QB of the Packers after seeing Aaron Rodgers somehow gracefully step into Brett Favre’s cleats as a former first-round pick who also had to bide his time.
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Can Love somehow repeat history? There’s really no telling how good he can be until he actually gets out there and starts firing. With just one career start, Love may not have much experience, but he’s far from a rookie. We’ll see how he looks in camp, but he’ll be relying on a largely unproven group of pass-catchers too.
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Who emerges next to Christian Watson?
The Packers have a star in the making with Christian Watson. With a chance to firmly establish himself as the No. 1 target in Green Bay, we’ll be eager to see if Watson becomes more consistent in his second season.
But who’s stepping up next to the 6-foot-5 athletic freak? The Packer have a number of options, from fellow second-year pro Romeo Doubs to second-round rookie Jayden Reed. Or even tight end Luke Musgrave. In a perfect world, Love finds some level of chemistry with each of his options, but as we’ve seen in recent years, that isn’t always the case right away.
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With a group lacking experience, the competition for targets is wide open in Green Bay. That could either be a really good thing or a really bad one. But there’s something about the unknown that only adds to the fun while following along in training camp.
Pack’s trio of recent first-round picks provide excitement
Even though quarterbacks are always the biggest talking point in the NFL, and especially so in Green Bay this summer, as we know, the pressure isn’t entirely on Jordan Love’s shoulders. The Packers do have a defense too, and it’s obvious they place a high priority on adding talent to their front seven.
Just in the past two drafts alone, we’ve seen the Packers spend three first-round picks between Quay Walker, Devonte Wyatt, and Lukas Van Ness. The trio are all 25 or younger, and could quickly develop into impact players, helping a 17th-ranked defense from 2022 take a step forward this season.
Have the Packers found a solution at safety?
After providing steady play for three seasons, Adrian Amos dropped off a bit last year for the Packers. The front office didn’t bring him back this offseason and Amos became part of the former Packers to join Gang Green in New York.
Aside from adding Jonathan Owens and Tarvarius Moore in free agency, the Packers didn’t do much to replace Amos. The two have a combined 92 games of NFL experience and former first-round pick Darnell Savage still remains on the roster but he needs a strong effort to claim the starting role.
With competition the name of the game in training camp, keeping an eye on who receives first-string opportunities will be one of the top storylines in Green Bay. Even if it’s not a high-profile position, seeing which safeties earn more snaps than others should be one area fans keep a close eye on this summer.
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FAQ for Packers training camp
Where is Packers training camp 2023?
Green Bay Packers training camp is located in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Green Bay Packers Practice Fields have served as the host for Packers training camp off and on since 1958, having recently returned again in 2019.
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Can fans go to Packers training camp?
Yes, the Packers welcome all fans to their training camp practices. For more information regarding tickets to Packers training camp, check out the team’s official website here.
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Can you get autographs at Packers training camp?
Stay tuned for more information about potential autograph opportunities at Packers camp this summer.
How much does it cost to go to Packers training camp?
Tickets for the Sat. Aug. 5 Packers Family Night cost $10 and will be available online only through Ticketmaster.com.
