Nagler's Never Right

Aaron welcomes his colleague Ryan Wood from the Green Bay Press-Gazette to talk all the latest with the Green Bay Packers as they prepare for their first preseason game of 2018.

Aaron Nagler and Corey Behnke check in from the first day of training camp with the first installment of Packers News Live, a daily training camp show that will run the first three weeks of camp.

This week, Aaron talks to former Packers linebacker Brady Poppinga, who recently came to the defense of Green Bay's strength and conditioning coach Mark Lovat. Hear what he has to say about the seemingly endless Packers injuries and why fans' frustrations are often misplaced when they blame the strength and conditioning staff.

Aaron speaks with Brian Gutekunst, the general manager of the Green Bay Packers, about his first offseason in charge of the roster, how players character informs his decision making and the pressure of finding the next quarterback in Green Bay.

Aaron shuts down the Adrian Peterson speculation, looks at Quinten Rollins uphill battle to make the roster and discusses Packers fans expectations versus the reality of the NFL.

Aaron talks about what the Marcedes Lewis signing means for the Packers offense and takes a look at the signing as it relates to the rest of the Packers offseason.

This week, Aaron talks about the right tackle spot, the lack of experience in a secondary with tantalizing potential and gives his reasoning for saying Dez Bryant would be a good fit with the Packers.

Aaron looks at the importance of the first few games of the Packers 2018 regular season schedule, takes the Packers to task for ignoring the tight end position in the draft and cautions about prejudging a possible first round selection of a wide receiver.

With two weeks until the draft, Aaron talks about the over saturation and over analyzation of the NFL draft, takes a look at Aaron Rodgers offseason comments and opines on the futility of draft predictions.

Aaron discusses the loss of tight end Richard Rodgers to the Eagles and looks at the Packers' lengthy to-do list for the next month.

Aaron talks about the new rules that were adopted and proposed during the annual league meetings and looks at what exactly Brian Gutekusnt might do with a league-high 12 draft picks in next month's NFL draft.

Aaron discusses the return of Tramon Williams, what it means for both the defense and the Packers draft plans. He also looks at what the visit of former Bills wide receiver Jordan Matthews could mean for the Packers offense.

Aaron gives his reaction to all the Packers recent moves, from the signings of Jimmy Graham and Muhammad Wilkerson to the release of Jordy Nelson.

Aaron looks at the many ways the Packers may be able to create cap space and talks about the media perception of the edge rushers in this year's draft class versus what some in the league actually think of them.

Aaron shares a few outtakes of the local media's lunch with Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst and head coach Mike McCarthy during the 2018 NFL scouting combine.