For most teams with a high-profile boycott, the next relevant development after the player skips mandatory minicamp becomes training camp. For the Packers, there’s another significant date on the calendar before the players report.
On July 26 at 11:00 a.m. CT, the Green Bay Packers shareholders will meet at Lambeau Field.
The status of quarterback Aaron Rodgers surely will dominate the day, unless the supposedly fixable situation is somehow fixed by then. It likely won’t be, and people like CEO Mark Murphy could face hostility from the fan base/ownership group that is supposedly (per Murphy) divided over the Rodgers situation.