Packers' Hobbs Benched After Lloyd Injury in Camp

Green Bay Packers cornerback Nate Hobbs, recently signed to a four-year, $48 million contract, became a focal point at training camp for his aggressive play, which led to multiple on-field incidents. In a notable collision during practice, Hobbs injured running back MarShawn Lloyd, prompting head coach Matt LaFleur to temporarily remove Hobbs from practice and address the team about the need for self-control. LaFleur held meetings and used video examples to stress the importance of maintaining player safety, especially given the team's current uncertainties in the secondary. While Hobbs' competitive energy is praised, the coaching staff and teammates are working to ensure his aggression is channeled constructively. Hobbs maintains his style is rooted in effort and professionalism, but recognizes the need for balance. The team continues to monitor his conduct closely as they prepare for the season.