Packers’ first-round draft pick Matthew Golden is mostly staying in place at the line of scrimmage during the early days of camp. That could change.

Special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia has started calling Golden “Bullet,” a nod to Hall of Famer and Olympic gold medalist Bob Hayes. Golden, who also wears No. 22 like Hayes did with the Cowboys, embraced the comparison after looking up Hayes’ legendary speed and dual-sport success.

On Thursday, starter Jordan Love deftly moved around the pocket to avoid a pair of converging pass-rushers and zinged a ball across the middle that Golden snagged between two defenders. The play typified everything the Packers liked about him — his unique speed and quickness, his smooth route-running, his excellent hands.

Packers rookie WR Matthew Golden wasted no time finding the end zone, catching a TD pass at his first training camp practice.

Green Bay Packers first-round wide receiver Matthew Golden allowed himself to take in the moment of his first training camp practice.

The Green Bay Packers using a first-round pick on a wide receiver in the form of Matthew Golden during the 2025 NFL Draft had people turning their heads. After all, the last time they selected a player of the same position in the first round of a draft was way back in 2002.

Matthew Golden looked sharp in his first training camp practice, as the Packers' first round draft pick showed off his elite speed.