Morning wrap-up

More quick hits from a morning practice that featured few competitive periods ...

* The only extended team (11-on-11) period came at the end of practice, with each quarterback running a dozen scripted plays. Starter Aaron Rodgers and the No. 1 offense had the most success. Rodgers threw only failed to complete two passes -- one that was nullified by a pass interference call on CB Jarrett Bush and one he threw away -- and finished 7-for-8. No. 2 QB Brian Brohm struggled, as noted in an earlier post, and finished 5-for-9 with an interception, one tipped ball and two near-picks. Matt Flynn had three passes tipped -- DTs Daniel Muir and Alfred Malone each batted down one, and another caromed to WR Taj Smith -- and finished 4-for-8.

* Veteran CBs Al Harris and Charles Woodson spent more than 20 minutes on the field after practice speaking with former Pro Bowl receiver Cris Carter.

* There was no 7-on-7 passing or 1-on-1s in the morning. There surely will be tonight. Final passing stats for team drills: Rodgers 8-for-9, Brohm 6-for-10, Flynn 4-for-9.

-- Tom Pelissero, tpelisse@greenbaypressgazette.com