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On Wednesday, the Packers welcomed the Arizona Cardinals to Green Bay for a joint practice. As expected, the live work against another team provided many highlights and notable updates. For many of the starters, the joint practice will represent the last of their live 11-on-11 work this preseason.
A roundup of the best joint practice recaps from Wednesday, Aug. 26:
Wes Hodkiewicz, Packers.com
Five takeaways:
On Tucker Kraft's return, Jordan Love's hot start, the Melton Bowl starts with a 1-on-1, interceptions from Brandon Cisse and Kitan Oladapo, and the return of Javon Bullard and Benjamin St-Juste.
Rob Demovsky, ESPN
Latest intel, updates: On a hot start but a fizzled finish, Tucker Kraft taking a few hits, Trey Smack's struggles, the return of Javon Bullard, and some notes from Brian Gutekunst's press conference.
Bill Huber, Packers on SI
The one takeaway: On the losses taken by the Packers during all four two-minute periods, and what it means for a team trying to finish better in 2026.
Matt Schneidman, The Athletic
Everything I saw from Packers defense: Schneiman watched the defense, so his recap provides an in-depth recap, with seven specific observations.
Andy Herman, Pack a Day
Paul Bretl, Wisconsin State Journal
On the offense: Bretl focused on the offense. On the good and the bad from Jordan Love and the starters.
Three Guys with Three Things
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