Future Panthers … Packers?
Perry High’s own Casey Hayward encourages and instructs two of the younger members of the Tune Your Skills football camp held on a warm Saturday morning at the practice field Hayward himself once worked on his football game as a member of the Panthers squad. Hayward, who now plays cornerback for the Green Bay Packers, joined some of his former teammates, like Johnnie Farms, Trey Smith and Kanorris Davis, in leading several groups from elementary, middle school and even high school age and beyond in the various positions in football. See more camp scenes on page 2A.
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