WBAY, Green Bay, Wisconsin On Saturday morning, Green Bay youth football camp was hosted by Jayden Reed, wide receiver for the Packers.
To learn from the second-year pro, more than 200 campers visited Green Bay East High School. When Reed first arrived, he gave a high five to every camper. He also played rock, paper, scissors with a number of them, and won a good number of them.
It’s been a blessing and an honor to be able to inspire these kids because I was them once, said Reed. “I just wanna impact everyone who’s around me.” “I’m excited about it because I adore occasions like this. It means a lot to me to inspire those guys to come back here one day. With 64 catches during the previous season, Reed set a franchise record for rookies with the Packers, amassing over 900 yards and ten touchdowns overall. Reed is excited to build on that success as this season approaches.
Approaching the start of year two, Reed remarked, “To put it mildly, it feels much better.” “I’m excited for this year because I know the playbook better and I go in feeling more confident, so I’m not nervous.”
When asked what he wanted to accomplish this year, Reed replied, “Man, Super Bowl.” Ultimately, that is the primary objective. We don’t participate in every game to lose them all. That’s my objective, then.
