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As the calendar clicks over to July, the Green Bay Packers continue to work on their own as they await the start of training camp. One Packer in particular is looking to expand on his performance at the end of last season and take hold of a leadership position on the defense.
Meanwhile, the question remains about whether or not the team should continue to hold more non-football events at Lambeau Field. In 2016, however, the only non-Packers-related event scheduled is a football game, between the Wisconsin Badgers and LSU Tigers during the first week of the college football season.
Check out that and much more in today's curds below.
Sam Barrington building, not resting, on late-season success | Packers.com
The third-year linebacker isn't necessarily proud of his play late last season, only calling it a "semi-performance." Barrington seems to take a similar no-nonsense attitude to his job that Mike Daniels does on the line.
Green Bay Packers' roster projection: Second-year struggles | ESPN.com
With our roster projections beginning next week, here's a look at the first guess at the final 53-man roster from ESPN's Rob Demovsky.
Lambeau Field should host more concerts | Packersnews.com
This position from the Green Bay Press-Gazette's Editorial Board is probably not one shared by Mike McCarthy and his coaching staff.
Reasons why the Green Bay Packers will (or won't) be playing in Super Bowl 50 | FOX Sports
Paul Imig breaks down three reasons for and three against the Packers making it to the Super Bowl.
2015 Triplets U Tourney: Which alma mater reigns supreme? - NFL.com
Packers Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams show up on the countdown. What's somewhat hilarious is that for the Wisconsin Badgers, J.J. Watt is listed at "pass catcher," presumably playing tight end. What, Jared Abbrederis couldn't make the cut?
Silver Screen All-Pros: The best football players from movies - NFL - SI.com
Bobby Boucher starts at weak-side linebacker, with Willie Beamen as the starting quarterback.