The Green Bay Packers held their annual "Family Night" practice inside Lambeau Field on Saturday night. The announced attendance was just under 60,000, and Matt LaFleur's team worked for just over two hours on the field before a fireworks and laser show wrapped up the event.

The former Nebraska safety showcased a dominant performance on the Packers' Family Night activities, nabbing three interceptions for Green Bay.

Tonight’s practice will be the first time the stadium will be used for a major event since the 2025 NFL Draft, which was held in Green Bay in April. It is also the 9th practice of training camp for the Packers, who will begin to close up many of their remaining practices from the public in preparation for preseason games.