Packers Conduct Multiple Workouts Amid Injury, Performance Adjustments

The Green Bay Packers experienced a notable moment last season when a late-game drive by the Chicago Bears led to a game-winning field goal, ending the Packers' 10-game winning streak against their rival. Head coach Matt LaFleur has used this play as a teaching moment during training camp, focusing on improving late-game management and acknowledging his own role in the timeout decisions that may have cost the Packers the game. The Packers are actively exploring options to strengthen their roster, particularly on the defensive line, working out several players including defensive tackles Kevin Hester Jr., Justin Rogers, Devonte O’Malley, and guards Gunner Britton and Sala Aumavae-Laulu. While no injuries have been reported among the current defensive tackles, the team has released some players and is looking to add depth at these positions. LaFleur also announced he will not call offensive plays during the preseason, instead allowing his offensive assistants to demonstrate their abilities, with offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich expected to take on a significant role. The team received encouraging injury updates with some key players returning to practice, while others remain sidelined as they prepare for the upcoming season.