The Seattle Seahawks’ joint practice with the Green Bay Packers on Thursday featured plenty of extracurricular activities.
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Reporters and fans in Green Bay posted on social media multiple times throughout the practice that skirmishes broke out between Seahawks and Packers players.
At one point, host of the Up & Adams podcast Kay Adams, a former NFL Network show host, posted: “Biggest camp fight I’ve ever seen.”
It’s unclear exactly which scuffle Adams was referring to, as there were plenty of different scraps pointed out during the day. ESPN’s Brady Henderson reported the teams were approaching double-digit altercations.
#Seahawks safety Julian Love discussed the scuffle with the #Packers at the joint practice in Green Bay to @WymanAndBob.
"It's tough when you have 300-lb grown men seeing red."
FULL video 📺: https://t.co/q7eQC4Gdbx pic.twitter.com/uXJbhbBbnq
— Seattle Sports (@SeattleSports) August 21, 2025
One clip from a fan that made its rounds on social media showed Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV and Packers offensive lineman Zach Tom briefly trading punches near the end zone, which led to a large scuffle between Seattle and Green Bay players.
The Athletic’s Michael-Shawn Dugar reported that Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba was involved in the action during a different altercation, jabbing at a Packers player’s helmet after a play during team scrimmage. Dugar also shared there was a benches-clearing fight after Kenneth Walker III scored a TD during a red zone drill.
Henderson later shared a clip that showed several Seahawks and Packers continuing the chippy nature of the day with verbal disputes after practice.
Seahawks defensive lineman Leonard Williams addressed the altercations afterwards.
“I didn’t appreciate, in general, them coming to our sideline while practice is over. We’ve already broke the huddle, our guys are on our side, there guys are on there side, and people are coming over,” Williams said. “It’s hard with these joint practices because stuff like that always happens. You don’t want it to happen, but it just happens. We try to avoid it as much as possible.”
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