The offseason is all about installation and team-building in the NFL. Coaching staffs begin imparting their schematic plans for the upcoming season over these several weeks of practices, while players old and new spend time learning to gel with one another.
This week is no different for the Green Bay Packers than it is for other teams around the NFL, aside from perhaps some other players on rival teams (who haven’t beaten the Packers in half a decade) going out and talking some undeserved smack. The Packers, instead, are keeping their heads down and working into their final week of OTA practices ahead of next week’s minicamp, which will put a bow on the spring program.