Packers cornerback Tramon Williams was at the team's mandatory minicamp on Monday. He waited until the last minute to agree to his restricted free agent tender offer last week. Outside of Williams, the Packers don't have much experience behind Harris and Charles Woodson. "You know, it's just one of those deals where you come in and you do what you can on the things you can control," Williams said. "And the only thing I can control is being here and being accountable, being here and being a great teammate. And that's what I'm here for."

An outspoken week for Aaron Rodgers continued on Thursday when he commented on the penalty leveled against USC. "Looking forward to getting my PAC-10 championship ring from the '04 season. Thanks @claymatthews52," wrote Rodgers on Twitter. Rodgers played for second place Cal during the 2004 season.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he regrets airing his complaints about ESPN's "Monday Night Football" broadcast team in a recent radio interview. Speaking with ESPN Milwaukee 540 AM this week, Rodgers sharply criticized former Monday night broadcaster Tony Kornheiser, saying he did "absolutely no research" and doubts that he knows "anything about sports." Rodgers also criticized analyst Ron Jaworski. The quarterback now says the radio was an "inappropriate" outlet for his thoughts and that he didn't mean to disrespect anybody.

Charles Woodson and the Pacers are discussing a four-year contract extension, according to a source. Woodson was the 2009 Defensive Player of the Year.

Aaron Rodgers believes Tony Kornheiser was a bad announcer for Monday Night Football. ?You know who was better than Tony Kornheiser? Dennis Miller was ten times better," said Rodgers. "Dennis Miller was a great comedian, but one of the worst Monday Night Football guys ever. And he was ten times better than Tony Kornheiser. His stuff was actually funny. Tony stuff wasn?t funny at all. He did no research. We?d sit in those production meetings and he would add absolutely nothing to the conversation. I?d be like, ?What are we doing here? This is stupid.?? You get in there with Tony and he?s asking you all these dumb questions that have no application to the game you are playing or anything you are doing. He?s terrible? I don?t think he?s funny. I don?t think he?s insightful. I don?t think knows anything about sports.?

Police in a south-central Wisconsin community say a Green Bay Packers player is under investigation for the alleged sexual assault of two women early Saturday. Sgt. Gerald Grimsled says officers responded to a Lake Delton condo around 4:20 a.m. Saturday on a report that two women were sexually assaulted. He says seven players were questioned and all cooperated. He says they were all released but police are still investigating whether one of the players was involved in assaulting the women. Grimsled says the six others are not suspected of criminal activity. They are Matthew Flynn, Khalil Jones, Joshua Sitton, Korey Hall, Bradley Jones and Clay Matthews. A message left for Packers spokesman Aaron Popkey was not immediately returned Saturday.