Celebrities have been everywhere this week. In New York City, Kacey Musgraves performs her Middle of Nowhere tour at Madison Square Garden, while Hugh Jackman attends The Death of Robin Hood screening in London.
Here are the best photos of celebs out and about this week. Come back tomorrow for more of the latest A-list outings!
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Kacey Musgraves
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Kacey Musgraves continues her Middle of Nowhere tour with a stop at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Aug. 31.

#musgraves #madison

It took until the 12th day of training camp, but we finally got some fights in practice in Green Bay. The first scuffle was between running back Chris Brooks and linebacker Zaire Franklin, but the second one was more involved. Defensive lineman Chris McClellan landed hard on running back Pierre Strong Jr., which led to McClellan and offensive tackle Travis Glover punching and shoving, and the sidelines clearing.
On top of that, edge rusher Barryn Sorrell, who has been starting opposite Lukas Van Ness all camp, pushed tackle Anthony Belton all the way into quarterback Jordan Love. Sorrell was ripped from the drill and was "tore into" by head coach Matt LaFleur, according to The Athletic's Matt Schneidman.
At some point during camp, players get tired of banging around with the same guys over and over again. Apparently, the Packers crossed that threshold today.
Beyond the chippiness, here's what happened at practice on Sunday.
The PUP list remains the same, with tight end Luke Musgrave (neck), defensive lineman Jordon Riley (ankle), edge rusher Micah Parsons (knee) and Matt Orzech (calf) still not being activated. The non-participants in practice, beyond the PUP list, were running back Josh Jacobs (groin), offensive lineman Darian Kinnard (ankle), edge defender Lukas Van Ness (shoulder), edge defender Dani Dennis-Sutton (illness) and safety Javon Bullard (foot). Notably, though, Bullard was no longer in a boot in practice, as he's making progress on his bone bruise.

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The Green Bay Packers are planning on playing healthy starters against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday, according to head coach Matt LaFleur. Before practice on Tuesday, LaFleur stated that even quarterback Jordan Love is expected to play versus the Steelers, though he added that he has the right to change his mind between now and kickoff.
Here's what you missed during the Packers' final practice of preparation leading up to their preseason opener.
Cornerback Domani Jackson's injury has finally been identified. Per LaFleur, Jackson had surgery to his core over the offseason, but he's hopeful that Jackson will "be out there shortly."
Receiver Jayden Reed (ankle), receiver Matthew Golden (toe) and tight end Josh Whyle (neck) all returned to practice today. I think we can all collectively exhale for the status of the pass-catching group. Cornerback Carrington Valentine (hamstring) is also back out on the field.
Running back Josh Jacobs (groin), edge defender Dani Dennis-Sutton (illness) and safety Javon Bullard (foot) join Jackson as injured players on the active list. Meanwhile, tight end Luke Musgrave (neck), edge defender Micah Parsons (knee), defensive lineman Jordon Riley (ankle) and long snapper Matt Orzech (calf) remain on the team's PUP list.

#lafleur #jackson #cornerback #ankle

On Thursday, the Green Bay Packers had their final practice leading up to Friday's Family Night practice at Lambeau Field. It was closed to the public, but the media were able to attend the practice. Want some good news? There was confirmation today that the Packers will be streaming Family Night on Packers.com for a second straight year, which means that even out-of-market fans will be able to get a look at the team with their own eyes before the preseason starts.
If you want an extended look at the starting offense and defense, this is probably going to be your best shot, considering how conservative the Packers have been with their starters in preseasons past. For perspective, starting running back Josh Jacobs got all of two snaps in the 2025 preseason.
Be sure to join us during the Family Night practice tomorrow, as we'll have a watch thread where we'll be discussing what's going on the field.
Here's what happened in practice today.
There have been no changes to the Packers' reserve/injured lists, as running back Chris Brooks (hamstring) remains on the non-football injury list (he was hurt outside of the facility) and tight end Luke Musgrave (neck), defensive lineman Javon Hargrave (knee), defensive lineman Jordon Riley (Achilles), edge rusher Micah Parsons (knee) and long snapper Matt Orzech (calf) are still on the physically unable to perform list.

#practice #want #able #look

With injuries mounting at tight end, the Green Bay Packers are bringing back a familiar face who was recently in Green Bay. The team will sign tight end McCallan Castles before Tuesday's practice to add depth at the position, per Bill Huber of Packers on SI.
Castles, who went undrafted out of Tennessee in 2024, signed with the Packers practice squad in November of last season. He spent the rest of the season there before signing a futures deal to return to the Packers offseason roster. The team released him a week before the 2026 NFL draft.
The Packers need Castles back with Tucker Kraft not participating in team periods, Luke Musgrave on the PUP list with a neck injury and both RJ Maryland (hamstring) and Luke Lachey (foot/ankle) out after suffering new injuries. Maryland didn't practice Monday; Lachey dropped out of practice and was in a walking boot after.
Castles was part of a big group of tryout players who were in Green Bay last week. He previously spent time with the Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Chargers and Los Angeles Rams but has never appeared in a regular season game.
At 6-4 and 244 pounds, Castles ran the 40-yard dash in 4.67 seconds, hit 37.5" in the vertical leap, covered 10-6 in the broad jump and finished 16 reps in the bench press. His Relative Athletic Score was 8.59 out of 10.0. During his final collegiate season, Castles caught 22 passes and scored five receiving touchdowns, including a score against Alabama and another in Tennessee's bowl game against Iowa.

#packers #lachey #angeles

The Green Bay Packers' tight end room is extremely banged up right now. Beyond not having Tucker Kraft, who is still ramping back up in practice after suffering a season-ending ACL tear in 2025, the Packers were also down Luke Musgrave (neck) and R.J. Maryland (hamstring) going into practice on Monday. The Athletic's Matt Schneidman noticed that Luke Lachey, who was signed by the Packers in mid-June after initially failing his physical due to a hamstring issue, was also in a boot and on a scooter post-practice.
How many healthy bodies did that leave Green Bay with at the tight end position?
Josh Whyle
Drake Dabney
Messiah Swinson

#hamstring #tucker #kraft #musgrave

The Green Bay Packers announced four roster moves ahead of the start of training camp, including a swap of international exemption players.
The team released kicker Lucas Havrisik and edge rusher Dante Barnett and signed tight end Thomas Yassmin and kicker Lenny Krieg on Tuesday.
The kicker swap means Krieg will now represent the competition for rookie Trey Smack, while the addition of Yassmin provides a healthy body at tight end, where the Packers are dealing with injuries to Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave (both on the PUP list) to start camp.
Krieg made a 57-yard field goal and his lone extra point attempt during the preseason with the Atlanta Falcons in 2025.
Yassmin, a former Rugby player, played 42 snaps during the preseason with the Denver Broncos in 2024 and 13 with the Los Angeles Chargers in 2025. He has never appeared in a regular season game.

#krieg #packers #green

The Green Bay Packers held tryouts for nine different players on Monday, just two days before Matt LaFleur's team opens training camp with a practice on Wednesday. Of the nine players, four were running backs and three were tight ends -- suggesting the Packers are looking for extra bodies at the two injury-affected positions to start camp. The idea is reinforced by the fact that tight ends Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave landed on the PUP list and running back Chris Brooks was placed on the non-football injury list on Monday. This time of year, teams will churn the bottom of the roster to make sure they have enough numbers to successfully operate camp practices.
The following nine players were in Green Bay for a tryout on Monday:
TE Josh Beetham (Georgia Tech): Converted quarterback played 11 games over three seasons at Michigan before seeing action in 23 games at GT. Caught only nine passes over final two seasons. UDFA.
TE Drew Biber (Minnesota): Wisconsin native. Caught 18 passes for Minnesota in 2025 after playing first four seasons at Purdue. UDFA.
C Gus Hartwig (Purdue): Spent time with the New York Jets after signing as a UDFA in 2025. Made 48 college starts at center.

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The Green Bay Packers won't be back on the practice field until the start of training camp in late July. So, who surprised during the offseason workout program? In a post highlighting the offseason's biggest surprises, ESPN's Rob Demovsky picked backup tight end Josh Whyle, who got a big opportunity this spring with Tucker Kraft out and Luke Musgrave dealing with another injury.
And he took advantage.
From Demovsky: "Tucker Kraft is TE1 and Luke Musgrave is still here. But a third tight end has emerged. Whyle took significant snaps with the starters this offseason after catching just five passes for 36 yards and a touchdown in eight games last season for the Packers, who signed him to their practice squad after Tennessee released him."
Whyle, a fifth-round pick of the Tennessee ***** ans in 2023, joined the Packers practice squad in late August of last year, signed to the 53-man roster after Kraft went down in October and ended up playing in eight regular season games. He caught five passes for 36 yards and a touchdown over 176 snaps.
Whyle will have a real chance to play an important role as a backup tight end in Green Bay in 2026.