Zaire Franklin compares Packers secondary communication to Navy SEALs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 11:56 PM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Packers linebacker Zaire Franklin offered a unique comparison of Green Bay's secondary during training camp on August 6, likening their communication to the teamwork of Navy SEALs. Franklin, who joined the Packers from the Colts, emphasized the importance of consistent communication among defensive backs to execute their responsibilities effectively. His comments came as the team adjusts to a new defensive system under coordinator Jonathan Gannon, where Franklin's role is pivotal in relaying calls and ensuring organization on the field. The Packers will continue to refine their defense as they prepare for the upcoming season.
- •Franklin joined the Packers from the Colts in March.
- •He led the NFL with 173 tackles in 2024.
- •Franklin's leadership is vital for implementing Gannon's system.
- •The Packers are preparing for their annual Family Night practice.
- •Strong defensive communication is key to recognizing offensive motions.
- 11:56 PMYahoo Sports — Packers LB Zaire Franklin shares bonkers Navy SEALs take on secondary
"Packers linebacker Zaire Franklin compares Green Bay’s secondary communication to Navy SEALs during training camp on Thursday.
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