Cardinals players take part in bike-riding tradition at Packers joint practice

The Arizona Cardinals saw the full scope of what joint practice with the Green Bay Packers entails on Wednesday.

On top of getting some good work in against another team before their preseason finale on Friday, Arizona also took part in Green Bay’s annual bike-riding tradition to and from practice.

Safety Budda Baker found a fellow Washington Husky, while tight end Trey McBride likely gave his kid’s parents a little bit of a scare for the seating arrangements.

Also Trey McBride riding bicycle to practice at Lambeau https://t.co/aspT0HgmvW pic.twitter.com/taea22myEO

— Mark Dalton (@CardsMarkD) August 26, 2026

Center Hjalte Froholdt decided to go the scooter route, which was probably the move for offensive and defensive linemen alike.

The Cardinals participating in the Packers’ training camp tradition of players riding bikes (and scooters) down to practice. pic.twitter.com/BGK5wJENs2

— weston hodkiewicz (@WesHod) August 26, 2026

And no, it’s not known if Andrew “Big Bill” Billings found a big enough bike to make the trek to practice.

Rookie running back Jeremiyah Love also got some pedaling in after practice. A good sign of where he’s at in his recovery from a high ankle sprain?

“J-Love’s Coming…” #AZCardinals RB Jeremiyah Love post-practice with #Packers fans outside Lambeau Field: pic.twitter.com/iAewESLOIC

— Paul Calvisi (@PaulCalvisi) August 26, 2026

What is the Green Bay bike tradition the Cardinals took part in?

Dating back to former head coach Curly Lambeau’s tenure in the 1960s, the bike-riding tradition has been a staple for joint practices in Green Bay.

Players from both sides borrow children’s bikes to ride to and from practice. The kids aren’t left in the dust, typically walking alongside the players holding helmets or other gear.

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