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From: http://gnb.247sports.com/Bolt/Five-...ackers-first-training-camp-practice-38470913/
The Green Bay Packers held their first training camp practice of 2015 on Thursday.
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The Green Bay Packers held their first training camp practice of 2015 on Thursday.
Here's five off-the-cuff reactions to the action taking place at Ray Nitschke Field:
1. Clay Matthews' comfort level: Matthews reportedly started off by working with the inside linebackers and also took part in position drills with the inside linebackers as opposed to outside linebackers.
2. Nate Palmer impresses by working with first-string defense: When Matthews worked with the outside linebackers, it was Palmer, who took his spot next to Sam Barrington at inside linebacker.
3. Jordy Nelson, Nick Perry, Casey Hayward all take step forward: Nelson (hip), Perry (shoulder) and Hayward (foot) all missed the majority of the team's offseason program in the May and June timeframe, but as of late July, it looks as if they've made some major progress.
4. Rookies gaining experience at cornerback: With Quinten Rollins languishing on the Non-Football Injury list and Sam Shields dropping in and out of practice while figuring out the proper kind of shoes to use, that meant more repetitions for guys like Damarious Randall and Ladarius Gunter.
5. Things not getting easier for Andrew Quarless: The Packers tight end was absent from the team's first training camp practice, but apparently it doesn't have to do with his ongoing legal matters.
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