c'mon, man, we talkin bout practice?

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haha my thoughts exactly... if i knew how to put a youtube video on here it would have been done already.

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There's a little icon that will assist you doing so.

Great comment btw trom. I love that clip. Every time I hear practice thats what I think of. good ole AI lol

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I thought this was going to be a thread where people practice how to post:

1. Type your comment in the little box at the bottom of the screen.
2. Point and click on the button that says "Submit."

Sorry, I think cheesey is starting to affect me.

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Good news that Bigby's back. He's working his way up in my favorite player standings.

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9/12:

Green Bay - RB Ryan Grant (hamstring) participated fully in practice on Friday, increasing the chances he'll play on Sunday against the Detroit Lions.

The team will, however, closely watch how he recovers on Saturday.

"He looked good," coach Mike McCarthy said. "Really the question for Ryan will be tomorrow, same thing we went through last week. How does the hamstring feel in the morning? They worked it. They pushed him as far as he probably could go today, and we'll see how he is tomorrow."

Overall, McCarthy wasn't too pleased with today's practice.

"The practice started not very good, it got better in the middle, and it didn't finish very good for the offense," he said. "I thought the special teams work and the defensive work was very good today. I was just a little unhappy with some of the things that went on offensively, but we corrected it on the field and we'll correct it again tomorrow. We're prepared. We've had a good overall week of practice, better than our preparation last week from my viewpoint, but we need to learn to finish a practice week."

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Wed 9/17:

Green Bay - The Packers were back on Hinkle Field under clear blue skies. Here's a rundown of what went on:

* CB Charles Woodson (toe) and S Atari Bigby (hamstring) were not on the field;
* RB Ryan Grant (hamstring), GB Korey Hall (left knee) and TE Tory Humphrey (unknown) did not participate. Hall had pads on but looked very stiff;
* LT Chad Clifton (knees) participated in walkthroughs and then left for treatment;
* C Scott Wells (back) and G Josh Sitton (knee) were back at practice. Wells was not with the first group to start but did mix in. There was a lot of shuffling going on with the line. Lots of mixing and matching. Sitton didn't do much.

Green Bay - Coach Mike McCarthy said this afternoon that safety Atari Bigby is likely out for Sunday night's game. That means Aaron Rouse will get the call alongside Nick Collins.

Additionally, FB Korey Hall (knee sprain), TE Tory Humphrey (knee sprain) and RB Ryan Grant (hamstring) won't practice until Friday.

Here's the injury report:

Did not participate
S Atari Bigby (hamstring)
FB Korey Hall (knee)
TE Tory Humphrey (knee sprain)
CB Charles Woodson (toe)

Limited
LT Chad Clifton (knees)
RB Ryan Grant (hamstring)
G Josh Sitton (knee)
C Scott Wells (back)

Full participation
DE Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila (knee)
WR Ruvell Martin (finger)

Thur 9/18

Green Bay - The Packers got back to work under mostly sunny skies as the Sunday Night Football "Horse Trailer" rolled into the Lambeau Field parking lot across the street.

Here's what went down:

* DE Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila (knee) was out of practice after practicing on Wednesday.
* LT Chad Clifton (knees) was back in pads
* S Atari Bigby (hamstring), RB Ryan Grant (hamstring), CB Charles Woodson (toe), FB Korey Hall (knee) and TE Tory Humphrey (knee) were out again.
* C Scott Wells (lower back) was in full pads again and practicing, which means he came out OK after Wednesday's practice. However, it does not appear his return to the starting lineup is definite.
* The defensive linemen used some downtime at practice to playfully work on their passing skills. Ryan Pickett, Cullen Jenkins and Johnny Jolly took turns trying to throw the ball into the net used by the QBs. While the QBs usually do it from about 45 yards away, the DTs threw from about 15. Needless to say, none hit the net. Jolly was by far the best, with Jenkins second. Pickett and his sorry spiral were a distant third. At one point, Pickett blamed his poor passing on the wind. To which Jenkins replied, "Whatchu talking 'bout wind? There ain't no wind."

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