Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers have been hosting a series of fun activities for young fans at their training camp, including a sign-making station, face-painting, and performances by magicians and balloon artists. The team has also been promoting a unique tradition where kids can bring bicycles for players to ride from Lambeau Field to Ray Nitschke Field for practice.
The Packers' training camp has been in full swing, with 12 of the 13 free public practices taking place at Ray Nitschke Field on the east side of the Don Hutson Center. The practices start at 10:30 a.m. and last around two hours, with the exception of the first practice, which lasted 90 minutes. Fans can also catch the action at Lambeau Field for the Family Night event on August 7.
In addition to the on-field action, the Packers have been hosting various non-profit groups at their practices, raising awareness and support for local organizations. The featured non-profit for day 3 of training camp was Brown County United Way and Wisconsin Humane Society. A full schedule of non-profit groups can be found on the Packers' website.
The Packers' training camp has been a hit with fans, with many attending the practices to catch a glimpse of their favorite players. The team has also been promoting the use of sensory-friendly vehicles, which offer a quiet and sensory-inclusive environment for fans. The Johnsonville Tailgate Village has also been open during training camp, offering food and drinks for fans.
The Packers' preseason schedule is quickly approaching, with the team set to face the Pittsburgh Steelers on August 13 and the Denver Broncos on August 21. The regular season is set to kick off on September 13, with the Packers facing the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. Fans can follow the Packers' coverage team on X/Twitter for updates throughout training camp.
The Packers' first home game in the 2026 season will be on September 24, against the Atlanta Falcons, with a kick-off time of 7:15 p.m. The game is sure to be a sold-out event, with fans eager to catch their first glimpse of the team in action at Lambeau Field.
Source: Yahoo Sports