Packers Unscripted: Camp commences

Mike and Wes kick off 2024 training camp with updates on Jordan Love (1:36), injuries (8:19) and what they are keeping an eye on during the remainder of camp (15:12).

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 Loves 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).

Mike and Wes share their biggest takeaways from minicamp (:30), including rookie LB Edgerrin Cooper's impressive start (5:25), WR Romeo Doubs' consistent level of performance (8:45), the upcoming battle at starting cornerback (13:08), and what might be the biggest stories when training camp begins (19:23).

Mike and Wes review the 2024 offseason, including the most surprising news (8:55) and examining which player will make the largest second-year jump this upcoming season (12:37). They also discuss what the biggest question mark for the Packers will be (23:47).

Mike and Wes take a closer look at the kicking competition (:32) and discuss WR Bo Melton's contributions (11:46) as well as the state of the offense's receiving corps as a whole (15:57).

Mike and Wes discuss the latest from OTAs, including extensive updates on CB Eric Stokes (:35) and CB Jaire Alexander (8:48) as they look to put last year behind them. They also look at RB Josh Jacobs' motivations (17:27) and the announcement that the first training camp practice and shareholders meeting will take place on the same day (25:56).

Mike and Wes review what they saw at the first open OTA, beginning with the vibe on the team (2:33), where the rookies are lining up (6:39), and a health update on LB Kingsley Enagbare (10:38), RB Josh Jacobs (13:32), plus TE Tucker Kraft and OL Zach Tom, and the shuffling on the O-line as a result of Tom's injury (17:37). They also discuss the news of upcoming joint practices in training camp with the Broncos and Ravens (23:34).

Mike and Wes discuss what to look for ahead of OTA practices (:20), the competition expected at linebacker and safety (2:52) and how Josh Jacobs can be used as a pass catcher (8:20). They also discuss the three kickers on the roster (15:19) and MarShawn Lloyd's path to becoming a Green Bay Packer (20:56).

Mike and Wes break down the Packers' 2024 schedule, which includes back-to-back Thursday night games (5:30) as the start of four consecutive primetime contests (7:35). They also choose an under-the-radar key game (11:57) and consider the timing of certain matchups (18:36).

Mike and Wes discuss some longtime connections among the Packers' defensive coaches, including Ryan Downard to Jeff Hafley (5:17), and Derrick Ansley to some of the players he's now coaching (13:42). They also discuss the defensive play style being implemented (9:05) and look ahead to this week's NFL schedule release (23:00).

Mike and Wes discuss what they've heard from various assistant coaches, beginning with QB coach Tom Clements' comments on the offense (:19), how offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich sees the playbook-building process (7:40), and the status of the WR room from passing game coordinator Jason Vrable (13:53). They also take a brief look at the rest of the offseason schedule (22:09).

Mike and Wes share their observations from rookie minicamp, including their initial impressions of LB Edgerrin Cooper (2:29), safeties Evan Williams (7:53) and Javon Bullard (10:44), first-round pick Jordan Morgan and the outlook on the offensive line (12:59), CB Kalen King (20:30), and RB MarShawn Lloyd (23:45).

Mike and Wes take another look at some items of interest with the Packers' latest draft class (2:13) before diving into an NFC North review (5:37), particularly the Vikings QB situation (12:14). They also review what the Falcons did at QB (17:29) and look ahead to the rookie minicamp this weekend (26:13).

Mike and Wes review the 2024 draft class, beginning with their first impressions and the first-round selection of Jordan Morgan (1:00), the Day 2 haul (4:07), how the Packers value versatility and leadership (10:40) as well as the emphasis on the Senior Bowl (13:28), the Day 3 highlights (16:18), and their choices for the most intriguing pick (20:45).

Mike and Wes preview the 2024 NFL Draft, discussing takeaways from GM Brian Gutekunst's pre-draft news conference (3:16) and pondering questions such as how many picks the Packers will make (8:43), whether they'll trade or pick at No. 25 in the first round (12:48), what positions might be addressed with multiple picks (19:54), and whether they draft another QB (24:32). Finally, they send longtime equipment manager Red Batty off into his well-deserved retirement (32:04).

Mike and Wes look ahead to the 2024 NFL Draft and discuss the Packers' stash of picks in the early rounds (1:04), the current status at the safety position (4:02), how GM Brian Gutekunst tries to avoid getting boxed in (7:02), targeting depth on the offensive line (14:52), and the intrigue surrounding other NFC North teams (20:15).

The show returns for a ninth season as Mike and Wes review the offseason happenings in Green Bay, from the signings of Josh Jacobs and Xavier McKinney (4:54); to the hiring of new defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley (10:23), to other moves in free agency, including the re-signing of Keisean Nixon (15:57) ; to the pending kicking competition (19:30) and new contract for QB Jordan Love (21:34); to opening the 2024 season in Brazil vs. the Eagles (25:30).

Mike and Wes review the playoff loss to the 49ers, discussing the missed opportunities (2:53, 9:49) in the game, the play of QB Jordan Love (4:49) and the takeaways from Matt LaFleur's final press conference (13:10). They also look at the bigger picture regarding the team's progress (16:32), its culture and leadership (20:01), the pleasant surprises from the season (23:00), and the biggest hopes for improvement in '24 (29:55). Finally, they examine what remains of the NFL playoff picture (36:44).

Mike and Wes preview the NFC Divisional playoff matchup at San Francisco, looking at the 49ers' regular season (3:37) and balanced offense (6:50), as well as their sack- and turnover-generating defense (9:28) led by LB Fred Warner (13:06). They also discuss the Packers' keys to victory on offense (17:37) and defense (22:15), the possible impact of the weather on the game (23:37) and the other playoff matchups this weekend (26:47).

Mike and Wes review the playoff win over the Cowboys, including QB Jordan Love's impressive postseason debut (1:37), RB Aaron Jones' continued hot streak (3:52), and WR Romeo Doubs' big day (7:03). They also discuss the defense's key plays (12:39), look ahead briefly to San Francisco (22:18) and examine all the results on Wild Card weekend (25:48).

Mike and Wes preview the playoff matchup with the Cowboys, looking at QB Dak Prescott and WR CeeDee Lamb leading an explosive offense (1:55), and LB Micah Parsons and CB DaRon Bland headlining a turnover-generating defense (7:58). They also share the Packers' keys to victory (15:34) and preview the other wild-card matchups in both conferences (24:42).