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See the full story · 3 sourcesFans of the Green Bay Packers are fortunate. An army of excellent beat writers cover the team, providing in-depth information and access during each and every training camp practice. In this post, we will gather the Infinity Stones of on-site Packers coverage all in one place so finding training camp information on your favorite football team is an easy endeavor this summer.
On Monday, the Packers got big days from a few important defensive players, returned a few players from injury, saw a rare fight break out at practice and set the stage for Wednesday's joint practice with the Arizona Cardinals .
A roundup of the practice recaps coming out of Monday, Aug. 24:
Mike Spofford, Packers.com
Five things learned: Highlighting Edgerrin Cooper's big day, the big plays from Keisean Nixon and Kitan Oladapo, the scuffle after a play, an updated injury report and the LaFleur brothers coaching in the joint practice on Wednesday.
Rob Demovsky, ESPN
Latest intel, updates: On the fight between college teammates Matthew Golden and Barryn Sorrell, Josh Jacobs' return to 11-on-11 periods, interceptions from Keisean Nixon and Kitan Oladapo, an injury scare for Zach Bako-Bewele and Trey Smack's kicking day, which included making a 60-yarder.
Bill Huber, Packers on SI
Everything I saw : Highlights the defensive domination of practice, an updated injury report, the play and player of the day, training camp lineup notes (including the offensive line) and all the notable plays.
Andy Herman, Pack a Day
Paul Bretl, Wisconsin State Journal
Three things that stood out: More on the big days from Edgerrin Cooper and Keisean Nixon.
This article originally appeared on Packers Wire: Packers training camp recap roundup: What happened at Practice No. 15?
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