(LEARFIELD) – It’s one of the biggest developments of Packers training camp.
Tight end Tucker Kraft returned Sunday to team drills.
He took part in 11-on-11 work for the first time since injuring his knee last year.
Kraft talked about why he is practicing without a new contract.
Kraft talked about working in 11 on 11 for the first time since ACL injury last season.
Does he have any play-time limitations now?
This move means it is possible he will be on the field for the joint practice with the Arizona Cardinals a week from Wednesday and, barring the unforeseen, should play for Green Bay on Week 1.
Offensive line change imminent: Packers rookie Jager Burton has been impressive so far in training camp.
Coach Matt LaFleur talked about whether or not Burton could replace Aaron Banks at left guard.
For his part, Banks said that he’s been dealing with knee tendinitis.
Burton said that learning the playbook has been a big deal.
He said that he is trying to win a starting job.
Meanwhile at cornerback: Packers defensive back Keisean Nixon has found himself locked in a competition for his starting job at cornerback with Brandon Cisse and Carrington Valentine.
Nixon talked about competing for his starting job.
Nixon was asked what he’s been told about his job from the coaches.
How does he feel about his role?
Nixon said that he’s not bothered by having to compete for his job.
Does competing for his job bring out the best in him as coaches suggest?
Nixon was asked if it is frustrating to be in competition for his job.
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