Live coverage of practice from Mobile, Ala. takes place on the NFL Network starting at 2:00 p.m. CT.

Fans can see what Packers scouts are seeing at the site of the college football all-star game on ESPNU on Thursday.

Rookie of the Year, Offensive and Defensive Rookie of the Year and the NFL's All-Rookie Team are announced by the PFWA on Tuesday.

The Packers quarterbacks coach is reported to be in New York on Friday evening to interview for the offensive coordinator job with the Giants.

Mike McCarthy will have his season-ending press conference Wednesday morning, while Ben McAdoo will be interviewing for the Browns head job.

One day after a playoff loss, Packers players are already in the process of leaving Green Bay for the offseason.

Presumably, the Packers have to sellout their remaining allotment of tickets to Sunday's game against the 49ers by Thursday at 3:40 p.m. CT to avoid a blackout.

The injured Packers wide receiver will be undergoing a medical evaluation before Friday's practice, which could determine whether he plays against the Bears.

The Packers have spots open on their roster as they prepare to hit the practice field on Tuesday.

Friday is the last day of practice this week, and attention will be on whether Aaron Rodgers, Eddie Lacy and others will be able to take part.

All eyes will be on Rodgers and Cobb as the Packers hit the practice field for the first time in preparation of their upcoming game against the Steelers.

The Detroit Lions host the Baltimore Ravens starting at 7:40 p.m. CT on Monday in a game televised on ESPN.

Aaron Rodgers reportedly did more at practice on Wednesday than he has in weeks. Now it's time to see how his body responds.

Rookie offensive lineman J.C. Tretter will likely either be activated to the 53-man roster or placed on injured reserve on Tuesday.