Mike Clemens Packers Report

The Packers and Seahawks wrapped up training camp with a joint practice session that became unraveled. "It's one of the biggest camp fights I've ever seen," said quarterback Jordan Love. A recap of training camp and what the NFL referees in Green Bay this week had to say. 

NFL free agency is underway. Who will the Packers try to add to their team? Is Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf an option? Hear what the players, coaches, and general managers have to say.

He played high school football in a small Iowa town with only 80 students in his graduation class. He became a stand out cornerback and punt returner for the Iowa Hawkeyes. Many draft experts thought the Packers would select him in the draft. Instead they picked an offensive lineman who ended up on IR. Cooper DeJean was drafted by the Eagles and became a starter in the Super Bowl. His story in this podcast. 

“We’re the youngest team in the NFL. There are some things you can’t coach that come from experience. We need a few more pieces to get to where we need to be.” Packers RB Josh Jacobs called for more veteran free agents added to the team roster. Jacobs appeared on The Bill Michaels Show at Super Bowl LIX, New Orleans. 

Eagles linebacker Oren Burks punched the football out of the hands of returner Keisean Nixon on the opening kickoff as the Eagles went on to beat the Packers 22-10 in the divisional playoffs. Now he's in the Super Bowl. Last year he was in the Super Bowl for the 49ers after helping beat Green Bay in the playoffs. I never understood why the Packers, who drafted him in the 3rd round, let him go. Burks explains in this interview from New Orleans.  

Did you know the Eagles ran a trick-play on their first snap of the NFC Championship game? Find out more as we review the Eagles & Chiefs win their conference titles, and where does this leave the Packers? Hear from players & coaches from all teams on The Mike Clemens Packers Report! 

The Eagles host the Commanders followed by the Bills at Chiefs. Hear from players & coaches from both teams, with several connections to the Green Bay Packers. 

Chicago Bears new head coach Ben Johnson began his introductory press conference by saying "I kinda enjoyed beating Matt LaFleur twice a year." Johnson was hired by the Bears after six years with the Detroit Lions. Hear what was said at Halas Hall, and other NFL/Packers news of the day.