The offense went 0-2 during a pair of chaotic 2-minute drills that wrapped up Wednesday’s practice at Green Bay Packers training camp.
With a trip to Denver to face the Broncos coming up, here’s what you need to know about the 15th practice of the summer.
The highlight of practice was Jordan Love directing a starters vs. starters 2-minute drill. The offense started at the 35-yard line with 1:40 on the clock, zero timeouts and needing a touchdown.
Love completed his first four passes: 7 yards to Romeo Doubs, 3 yards to Josh Jacobs, 8 more to Jacobs on a one-handed catch and 12 yards to tight end Luke Musgrave against linebacker Isaiah McDuffie to move the ball to the defense’s 35 and stop the clock with 56 seconds to go.
After Devonte Wyatt pressured Love into a throwaway, Love hit Watson for 10 to the 25. Love chose not to clock the ball; instead, he got the offense to the line and ran a play, which was an incomplete pass to Watson with 27 seconds to go. On second down, Love hit Musgrave over the middle for 6. With the clock ticking away, Love hurried to the line and fired a slant to Dontayvion Wicks for 8 yards to the 11.
Love rushed the offense to the line but time expired.
In his lone red-zone series, Love connected with Tucker Kraft for a gain of 15 to the 2 on third-and-8.
It was a scripted period, so the offense had first-and-goal at the 8.
After Jaire Alexander broke up a pass and Xavier McKinney stuffed AJ Dillon, Love hit Wicks for the touchdown against Corey Ballentine.
Wicks ran a great route to get open and showed strong hands on the catch.
In the next period, Love drew the defense offside. With a free play, he fired a ball up the seam but linebacker Isaiah McDuffie deflected the pass and Quay Walker intercepted.
Love was intercepted on the next play by Alexander. More on that play later.
