The Green Bay Packers were in Colorado on Friday for a joint practice with the Denver Broncos at the Broncos’ training camp.
The Packers will take on Denver in their second game of the preseason at 7 p.m. Sunday.
Friday’s practice included a hit on Packers quarterback Jordan Love — not approved — a few skirmishes, a failed two-minute drill, some Love highlights and a good day for the kickers.
Broncos outside linebacker Nik Bonitto beat Rasheed Walker for a sack, which is fine. But Bonitto knocked Jordan Love‘s throwing arm as he released a pass, which is not. The quarterback’s not supposed to be touched.
Packers coach Matt LaFleur had some words for Bonitto after the play, which ended in the pick of a popup pass by Singleton — and a fight between players ensued.
Jordan Love completes two of three passes for 36 yards in the first scripted team period, which focused mostly on the run game.
Love connected with Wicks on a 16-yard out and hit Luke Musgrave on a 20-yard drag.
Jacobs got off two good runs to start the team period against the Broncos’ defense.
On third down, Broncos defensive end Zach Allen popped Jacobs at the line of scrimmage.
It was a good thud — and held Jacobs to a 1-yard gain.
