Donald Driver isn't impressed with the Bears' receiving corps. "They don't have a receiver," Driver said on the "Waddle & Silvy" show on ESPN 1000. "They don't have any true receivers that step up and play and take their team to where they want to go." Strangely enough, Driver has a relationship with Chicago's Devin Hester. "I love Devin, and Devin knows that, but Devin plays [defensive back]. I don't think he's just a solid receiver right now. He may become one as years go on, but it doesn't happen overnight," Driver added.

Former NFL receiver Andre Rison still believes that he is the best to ever play the game of football. Rison leads a camp at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown along with former NFL running back Lorenzo White. On the second day of camp, Rison shows highlights of his football career. "That's when I really let them know, in my eyes, I was the best to ever play the game," Rison said.

Green Bay's fourth round pick T.J. Lang, who officially signed a four-year contract July 7, has emerged as an intriguing long shot for the starting job at right tackle after being widely considered one of the team's standouts in offseason drills.

Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings has had enough with the drama surrounding former teammate Brett Favre. "I don't care," Jennings said Wednesday. "I'm like, 'Let him go.' To each his own. We're focused on what we're doing in Green Bay and if he shows up in that purple jersey then he's the enemy now."

The Packers have signed T.J. Lang, a fourth-round draft choice out of Eastern Michigan. Lang, a guard/tackle, started every game in his final three seasons in college. "I think Lang has really made some big steps since he's been here ..." Packers coach Mike McCarthy said after a June practice. "Athletically, there's days I thought he was a tackle, there's days I think he's a guard. So that tells you about where his flexibility is physically. "Very happy with him."

As of now, the Packers will pay linebacker Brady Poppinga $1.9 million this season to be a reserve. A year after he signed a four-year, $13.4 million contract extension, Poppinga will head into training camp as a clear-cut backup. Poppinga is behind Aaron Kampman, Jeremy Thompson and Clay Matthews on Green Bay's depth chart. "That's something you'd have to ask the front office," Poppinga said during last week's mandatory minicamp when asked whether his salary could make him expendable. "I don't know how they budget things out."