It's a hallmark of Green Bay Packers training camp. Saturday night was the team's annual Family Night, a practice session with other festivities at a sold-out Lambeau Field.
Fans likely kept a close eye on quarterback Jordan Love, as well as other high-profile aspects of camp, like the kicking battle between Anders Carlson and Greg Joseph.
Our PackersNews team provided coverage throughout Family Night. Check out highlights below:
Fireworks conclude Packers Family Night at Lambeau Field
Kickers Anders Carlson and Greg Joseph brought their "A games" to Packers Family Night
Anders Carlson and Greg Joseph are lights out tonight.
Both were just good from 55 yaards.
Carlson finished tonight 8 for 8 and Joseph 7 for 8. For training camp, Carlson is 32 for 38 and Joseph 35 for 38.
Packers offense goes nowhere in 2-minute drill
This wasn't a great look from the Packers offense in its 2-minute drill.
- First and 10: Isaiah McDuffie blankets AJ Dillon for an incomplete pass
- Second and 10: Kenny Clark bats a pass down at the line of scrimmage
- Third and 10: Jaire Alexander blankets Romeo Doubs on an out route for an incomplete pass
- Fourth and 10: Javon Bullard tackles tight end Luke Musgrave for no gain after a Jordan Love checkdown
Jordan Love highlights: Packers quarterback showing off accuracy
Christian Watson collides with rookie Evan Williams, wide receiver leaves field momentarily
Wide receiver Christian Watson is being tended to on the sideline after a collision on a throw deep down the middle from Jordan Love.
It looked like Watson collided with rookie safety Evan Williams, although there were two defenders in the area when the pass got there. Watson went down and rolled on his back before heading to the sideline.
The trainers were around him on the sideline for about a minute. Watson eventually walked away with his helmet and stood on the sideline while the No. 2 offense was on the field.
Watson later returned, so he's OK.
-- Tom Silverstein
Packers rookie quarterback Michael Pratt shows toughness
Michael Pratt is wearing a red jersey, but took a bump from Brenton Cox Jr.
It was enough to knock him to the ground. The Packers rookie quarterback from Tulsa still stood in the pocket and delivered to Julian Hicks for 23 yards over the middle. It was a good rep from a player looking to make the roster.
-- Ryan Wood
Packers rookie Ty-Ron Hopper makes spectacular play on Jordan Love pass
Packers rookie linebacker Ty'Ron Hopper delivers a really nice play.
In trail coverage on thrid-and-8, Jordan Love dropped a pass in the bucket to Christian Watson.
It might've been Love's best throw of the night and would've been a big gain, but Hopper stuck his hand in and forced an incompletion.
-- Ryan Wood
Packers kicking competition update
In round 2 of the kicking battle between Anders Carlson and Greg Joseph, both kickers were perfect again.
Carlson hit from 45 and 49 yards and Joseph hit from 47 and 52 yards.
But one of the kickers finally blinked.
In the third round, Carlson hit from 52 and 54 yards. Joseph hit from 49 yards but missed wide left from 54.
Joseph had hit 17 straight field goal attempts until that miss.
-- Tom Silverstein
Packers kickers stats during training camp
- Carlson tonight: 7-7
- Joseph tonight: 6-7
- Carlson camp: 31-37
- Joseph camp: 34-37
-- Ryan Wood
Packers punter Daniel Whelan looks great at Family Night
Daniel Whelan has had a strong start to training camp.
The Packers punter has regularly boomed the ball with plus 4.5-second hang time.
Special teams coach Rich Bisaccia has him working on directional kicking and punting inside the 20-yard line but he has to be happy with his hang time and distance most days.
His hang times on punts at Family Night were 3.81, 4.91, 4.84, 4.97, 4.56, 5.11, 5.34, 5.2, 4.67, 4.55 and 4.50.
-- Tom Silverstein
Caleb Jones, Packers offensive line update
Massive tackle Caleb Jones has been mostly silent during training camp, starting out on the injury list before returning this past week.
He had been working mostly with the third team until tonight.
Normally, Andre Dillard or Kadeem Telfort would slide into the No. 2 left tackle spot and Jones worked behind starter Rasheed Walker.
The 6-9, 350-plus-pound Jones has hung around for two years as the Packers waited for him to rebuild his body after tipping the scales at more than 400 pounds while in college at Indiana. He has played well in preseason games and given the Packers hope he might be able to develop into a quality backup.
It seems like he's getting another shot to prove himself.
Dillard got the first No. 1 reps at right tackle but Telfort rotated in. Starter Zach Tom continues to be held out of team drills after coming off pectoral surgery in April.
-- Tom Silverstein
Packers have fun at Family Night
It's time for a contest: See who can catch most punts at once. Jaire Alexander caught two. The third bounced off his chest.
A random youth football player just caught three.
The entire Packers sideline mobs the kid after the third. It's a wild celebration.
-- Ryan Wood
Romeo Doubs scores two touchdowns
A third-and-goal from 5, Jordan Love hits Romeo Doubs on a slant against Eric Stokes for a touchdown.
Have a feeling we're gonna see that a lot this season.
Then on the next rep, Love tossed a fade to Doubs into the end zone from 3 yards out. Doubs goes up and gets it over Keisean Nixon for a touchdown. Doubs has looked like a handful so far in camp.
-- Ryan Wood
How are Packers kickers looking during Family Night?
Both Anders Carlson and Greg Joseph went 2 for 2 to start the official kicking part of practice (they both hit PATs in warmups).
Carlson and Joseph both hit extra points to start the drill.
Joseph hit from 45 yards from the left hash and Carlson hit from 47 yards from the right hash.
Both are expected to kick a lot more tonight.
Jordan Love is very sharp at Packers Family Night
Jordan Love is feeling it tonight.
In the opening team drill, he completes 4 of 6 passes for 64 yards. The Packers quarterback is picking up yards in chunk plays against the defense.
Ben Sims can't catch Jordan Love's strong throw
Jordan Love just put a laser on Packers tight end Ben Sims down the right seam. But Sims dropped it. It would've been good for about 25 yards.
Josh Jacobs goes through warmups but isn't practicing
It appears Josh Jacobs was only going through warmups before the start of Family Night practice. He's not practicing during the team reps.
Eric Stokes keeps making big plays for Packers defense
Eric Stokes continues to be one of the stars of training camp.
He has an impressive jump on third-and-6 out route to Romeo Doubs, breaking up a Jordan Love pass. Stokes has had a really strong start to camp.
Jordan Love to Christian Watson connection is a thing of beauty
The Packers offense is clicking at Family Night.
After Reed's touchdown, Christian Watson beat Jaire Alexander deep on a go ball down left side from Jordan Love. Those two have been on same wavelength deep in this camp, something we just didn't see at this time one year ago.
Jayden Reed scores touchdown, does Lambeau Leap
Jayden Reed beats Packers rookie cornerback Kalen King deep on a go ball down right sideline in a one on one drill and then does a Lambeau Leap.
The Lambeau Field crowd approves.
Who isn't practicing tonight at Packers Family Night?
Here is a full list of players who are not practicing for the Packers tonight:
- Cornerback Peter Callis
- Cornerback Carrington Valentine
- Defensive lineman Deslin Alexandre
- Linebacker Keshawn Banks
- End Kingsley Enagbare
- Inside linebacker Edgerrin Cooper
- Defensive tackle Donovan Jennings
- Tight end Tucker Kraft
Carrington Valentine isn't practicing at Family Night
Packers cornerback Carrington Valentine is still out with hamstring injury.
Josh Myers returns for Family Night
Packers center Josh Myers is back after missing another practice Thursday with a personal day.
Packers running back Josh Jacobs practicing at Family Night
Packers running back Josh Jacobs has returned to practice. He missed just one day on Thursday with a groin injury.
What time is Packers Family Night tonight?
The gates at Lambeau Field will open at 5:30 p.m., with the Packers taking the field for warmups at 7 p.m. and practice beginning at 7:30 p.m.
What channel is Packers Family Night?How to watch the team's annual practice on Saturday
What is Packers Family Night?
Family Night, in its 23rd year, is a full practice, much like fans see at Ray Nitschke Field during the rest of training camp, except under game-like condition in the Lambeau Field bowl.
It's a chance for parents to bring children to the stadium at an affordable price and not feel compelled to watch all the proceedings or stay to the end, although the end does include a fairly impressive fireworks display.
The family-focused event includes athundersticksgiveaway, use of video boards, gameday music and fireworks at the end of the night. New this year is more kid-favorite food at select concession stands, including sno-cone and cotton candy vendors roaming the concourse.
Is Packers Family Night televised?
A statewide telecast will be available on various local and Packers TV Network stations.
The stations broadcasting the event include WACY-TV (Channel 32) in Green Bay and WPXE-TV (Channel 55) in Milwaukee, as well as WAOW-TV in Wausau, WKOW-TV in Madison, WXOW-TV in La Crosse, WQOW-TV in Eau Claire, KQDS-TV in Duluth-Superior and ELUC-TV in Escanaba-Marquette. The event will also be televised on KWWL-TV and WHBF-TV in Iowa; KATN-TV, KYUR-TV and KJUD-TV in Alaska; and KSFY-TV in Sioux Falls, SD.
Also, the Packers also are streaming Family Night at packers.com.
Where do you park for Packers Family Night?
If you boughtLambeau Field parking lotpasses with your tickets, you're good to go. Otherwise, you'll have to use street parking, commercial parking lots offered for the purpose, or park in the yards of Lambeau Field neighbors.
Street parking is free, of course, but mind the signs. Some streets are not open to parking for Lambeau events. Otherwise, parking will generally range from $15 to $50, depending on how close to the stadium you are.
Packers Family Night tickets
Tickets cost $10 and are mobile only. You can only purchase online through Ticketmaster. Tickets are still available.
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Packers roster 2024
Here's the Packers' current roster.
Packers depth chart
The Packers don’t have to release adepth chartuntil the week of their first regular-season game and, even then, it often doesn’t reflect the changes that occur after the roster has been trimmed to 53.
Here's a look at the current estimated training camp depth chart (through Tuesday):
Green Bay Packers offense
Wide receiver:Christian Watson(9), Malik Heath (18), Grant DuBose (86), Jalen Wayne (2).
Left tackle:Rasheed Walker (63), Andre Dillard (73), Kadeem Telfort (76), Caleb Jones (72).
Left guard:Elgton Jenkins (74), Sean Rhyan (75), Royce Newman (70), Jacob Monk (62), Lecitus Smith (61), Donovan Jennings (67).
Center:Josh Myers (71), Elgton Jenkins (74), Lecitus Smith (61), Jacob Monk (62).
Right guard: Jordan Morgan(77), Sean Rhyan (75), Royce Newman (70), Luke Tenuta (78), Donovan Jennings (67).
Right tackle: Zach Tom(50), Kadeem Telfort (76), Andre Dillard (73), Luke Tenuta (78), Travis Glover (79).
Tight end:Luke Musgrave (88), Tyler Davis (84), Ben Sims (89), Joel Wilson (82), Messiah Swinson (43).Also: Tucker Kraft (85), physically unable to perform list.
Slot receiver:Jayden Reed (11), Bo Melton (80), Samori Toure (83), Dimitri Stanley (19), Rory Starkey (16).
Wide receiver:Romeo Doubs (87), Dontayvion Wicks (13), Julian Hicks (81).
Running back:Josh Jacobs (8), AJ Dillon (28), MarShawn Lloyd (32), Emanuel Wilson (31), Ellis Merriweather (38), Jarveon Howard (35).
Quarterback:Jordan Love (10), Sean Clifford (6), Michael Pratt (17), Jacob Eason (7).
Green Bay Packers defense
Right defensive end:Preston Smith (91), Lukas Van Ness (90), Keshawn Banks (51), Deslin Alexandre (49), Keshawn Banks (51).
Nose tackle:T.J. Slaton (93), Jonathan Ford (99), James Ester (65), Kenneth Odumegwu (98), Spencer Waege (65).
Defensive tackle:Kenny Clark (97), Devonte Wyatt (95), Karl Brooks (94), Colby Wooden (96), Kenneth Odumegwu (98).
Left defensive end:Rashan Gary (52), Kingsley Enagbare (55), Brenton Cox Jr. (57), Aaron Mosby (53),
Inside linebacker:Quay Walker (7), Ty'Ron Hopper (59), Christian Young (46).
Inside linebacker:Isaiah McDuffie (58), Edgerrin Cooper (56), Ralen Goforth (44), Kristian Welch (54).
Outside linebacker:Eric Wilson (45), Edgerrin Cooper (56).
Left cornerback:Eric Stokes (21), Carrington Valentine (37), Corey Ballentine (26), Gemon Green (41).
Right cornerback: Jaire Alexander (23), Corey Ballantine (26), Kalen King (34), Robert Rochell (22), Peter Callis (30)
Slot cornerback:Keisean Nixon (25), Corey Balentine (26), Kalen King (34).
Free safety:Xavier McKinney (29), Anthony Johnson (36), Zayne Anderson (39), Tyler Coyle (24).
Strong safety:Javon Bullard (20), Evan Williams (33), Anthony Johnson (36), Benny Sapp (48), Kitan Oladapo (27).
Green Bay Packers special teams
Kicker:Anders Carlson(17), Greg Joseph (2).
Punter:Daniel Whelan (41).
Long snapper:Matt Orzech (42), Peter Bowden (49).
Packers training camp practice schedule
- Aug. 6-7:Open practices, 10:30 a.m.
- Aug. 13-14:Open practices, 10:30 a.m.
- Aug. 20:Open practice, 10:30 a.m.
- Aug. 22:Joint practice with Baltimore Ravens, 10:30 a.m.
Packers preseason schedule
- Aug. 10:at Cleveland Browns, 3:25 p.m.
- Aug. 18:at Denver Broncos, 7 p.m.
- Aug. 24:Baltimore Ravens at Lambeau Field, noon
Green Bay Packers schedule 2024
Home games in bold
- Sept. 6, 7:15 p.m., at Philadelphia Eagles, Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Sept. 15, noon, vs. Indianapolis Colts
- Sept. 22, noon, at Tennessee Titans
- Sept. 29, noon, vs. Minnesota Vikings
- Oct. 6, 3:25 p.m., at. Los Angeles Rams
- Oct. 13, noon, vs. Arizona Cardinals
- Oct. 20, noon, vs. Houston Texans
- Oct. 27, noon, at Jacksonville Jaguars
- Nov. 3, 3:25 p.m., vs. Detroit Lions
- Nov. 10, Bye week
- Nov. 17, noon, at Chicago Bears
- Nov. 24, 3:25 p.m., vs. San Francisco 49ers
- Nov. 28, 7:20 p.m., vs. Miami Dolphins (Thanksgiving)
- Dec. 5, 7:15 p.m., at Detroit Lions, Detroit (Thursday Night Football)
- Dec. 15, 7:20 p.m., at Seattle Seahawks, Seattle (Sunday Night Football)
- Dec. 23, 7:15 p.m., vs. New Orleans Saints (Monday Night Football)
- Dec. 29, noon, at Minnesota Vikings
- Jan. 4-5, vs. Chicago Bears, Lambeau Field, date and time to be determined
