Bulaga, Davante and O-Line Questions

Homer opens the Bryan Bulaga Homer Hour with Davante Adams’ recent comments on Bussin’ With The Boys about how his relationship with Bulaga changed over time. Bulaga laughs off Adams calling him difficult early on, explaining that in 2014 he was coming off an ACL tear, entering a contract year, and approaching Packers training camp with a strict business mindset. The conversation turns to Family Night, where Bulaga admits he has never been a fan after tearing his ACL during the event and suggests a joint practice or more entertaining “banana football” style format would make more sense. Homer and Bulaga also discuss why modern camp is less physical, why joint practices are now so valuable, and how training camp used to test players mentally and physically in ways today’s setup does not. The hour closes with Bulaga saying Keisean Nixon should still be Green Bay’s No. 1 cornerback in Week 1, while raising concern about Aaron Banks’ health, the right guard rotation, and the Packers potentially needing inexperienced offensive linemen to start if the group does not settle quickly.