The Green Bay Packers opened their 2012 training camp Thursday. We give five quick takes from the first day of organized practice for the 2012 season.

Charles Woodson lined up at safety and Jarrett Bush at cornerback when the Packers lined up in their 3-4 defense during Thursday's practice session.

Railbird Central continues its pre-training camp position previews with a look at the defensive line.

The Green Bay Packers finished up their 2012 minicamp Thursday. We break down everything you need to know from the final event before training camp.

Charles Woodson returned to the practice field Tuesday for the start of Packers' minicamp, but little was learned about any changes we'll see in his role for 2012.

Former Green Bay Packers defensive end Aaron Kampman was released by the Jaguars Thursday.

Head coach Mike McCarthy seemed to indicate a change in the role of Charles Woodson was in the works.

New additions to the defense through both the free agency and NFL Draft will create a spirited competition for roster spots.

With Nick Collins out of the picture and Charlie Peprah sitting out due to an injury, M.D. Jennings worked with the starters at practice on Tuesday.

Worthy, the Packers' second round pick last month, will reportedly make just under $4 million over four years.

The former Packers safety isn't rushing into any decision after Green Bay released him last week.

Nick Perry appears to be the ideal candidate to man the hybrid end/outside linebacker position in a hybrid 3-4/4-3 defense.

Nick Perry will be in the starting lineup from Day One opposite Clay Matthews. Now the Packers just have to teach him how to be an outside linebacker.

The Packers are one of 15 teams that have contacted Portland State DT Myles Wade.