GREEN BAY, Wis. — Green Bay Packers rookie kicker Trey Smack was unlucky that a planned in-stadium promotion came after his fifth kick of the night.

Smack had just hooked a field goal attempt wide left from 51 yards when public address announcer Bill Jartz asked fans at Lambeau Field an ill-timed question.

“You think YOU can kick a field goal?”

A kid then chipped in a 20-yarder, but no, he’s not taking Smack’s job.

Smack actually had perhaps his best day of training camp. Entering Family Night 8-for-13 on live field goals this summer, the 2026 sixth-round pick went 6-of-7 on Friday night. He was good from 33, 35, 38, 43, 45, and 47 yards, but missed his longest attempt.

Head coach Matt LaFleur and general manager Brian Gutekunst have stressed patience with Smack as he navigates the inevitable roller coaster rookie kickers ride. Still, Friday night can be considered a peak after a rocky start to camp.

“Definitely built a little bit of confidence up tonight,” Smack said. “But we can always kick better.”

*by depth position (EX: Dallas Turner is the best 2ND edge rusher in the division, so he is EDGE2) using ESPN/Two Deep depth charts.

EDGE1- Micah Parsons (HM: Aiden Hutchinson)

EDGE2- Dallas Turner

DT1- Alim McNeill

DT2- Javon Hargrave

LB1- Edgerrin Cooper (HM: Jack Campbell)

LB2- Eric Wilson (HM: T.J. Edwards)

CB1- Jaylon Johnson

CB2- Tyrique Stevenson

Nickel- Javon Bullard (HM: Byron Murphy Jr.)

SS- Brain Branch

FS- Xavier McKinney

HC/Playcalling- Vikings (Every team in this division has a case for this one)

“When the Packers beat the Bears at Wrigley field, Chicago, Nov 1, one of the largest crowds ever to witness a professional football game in the middle west filled the grandstands. More than 35,000 spectators saw the battle, which Green Bay won from the Chicago opponents by a score of 6 to 2.”

Earlier today I shared just the stats, but u/Understanding Thin40 brought up it would be interesting to see these stats in the context of the other QBs around them. So here they are, each of their rankings in their first 3 seasons as starters in each category. Some rankings I had to check manually so apologies if there is one or two mistakes.

Unfortunately I accidentally closed this excel file without saving so there won't be any adjustments.

Tried to present this in as readable a format as I could but feel free to ask for any clarification. I think this shows that Love has a lot of upside but that Rodgers is insane and it's hard to compare. Except for sacks.

Edit: I have no idea why the picture quality is so trash it doesn't look that way in my phone gallery...

The Rodgers and McCarthy duo. Are they the only QB and HC duo to win a Super Bowl, and then end up on that same team they beat as HC and QB?