Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur is pushing rookie kicker Trey Smack to earn every inch of his spot by eliminating sideline signals during practice—forcing the young kicker to read the field and trust his instincts. After a delayed start due to long snapper issues, Smack’s first real reps showed promise: 8-of-13 kicks. Now working with veteran holder Cal Adomitis, Smack’s focus has intensified—he’s even deleted social media to drown out distractions. LaFleur’s tough love? “Work for your money.” It’s not just about making kicks—it’s about building mental toughness in a position that could make or break the team’s playoff hopes.
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