Packers camp report: Wednesday at a glance

A minor story line entering training camp revolved around coach MikeMcCarthy's newfound free time after he ceded play-calling responsibilities to associate head coach Tom Clements. No longer did McCarthy need to plant himself behind the offense for the duration of practice, where he worked closely with quarterback Aaron Rodgers and Co., and instead he could apply himself in more areas. On Wednesday he positioned himself alongside the offensive line in the half-line drill, standing no more than five yards from the action and dominating the exercise with booming feedback that may or may not have been suitable for print. McCarthy screamed, stamped and yelled when the offensive line play was unsatisfying. He clapped his hands, offered high-fives and dished out pats on the backside when he was pleased. It was by far his most emotional display so far in camp.

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