It's truly Christmas in July for Wisconsin sports fans.
The Milwaukee Brewers lead Craig Counsell's Chicago Cubs in the National League Central Division standings and the Green Bay Packers are a week into training camp.
And though the Packers' first preseason game isn't until Aug. 9, it's never too early for a snapshot of how the Packers compare to the rest of the league.
The turnover at cornerback may be the reason the Packers are positioned as high as five and as low as 20 on various national rankings, but there's a common denominator in their opinions: If the Packers are to improve on last season's 11-6 mark, Jordan Love's interception rate will have to improve, too.