There are camp fights, and then there’s whatever the hell just took place between the Seattle Seahawks and Green Bay Packers.An all-out brawl broke out during the joint practice between Seattle and Green Bay that saw multiple punches get thrown. Packers lineman Zach Tom and Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV looked to be the two players to set it off as they exchanged punches with one another before the rest of the teams made their way into the scrum.Notable NFL media member Kay Adams couldn’t believe what she had just watched.“Biggest camp fight I’ve ever seen,” Adams wrote on X.It’s hard to blame either side — camp fights aren’t unusual, but this one was especially massive.It’s that time of year, when the days are long and all anyone is looking forward to is the regular season.It’s late August. It’s hot. The players are tired, and the last thing they want is nonsense from another team in practice.Well, tell that to Tom and Jones IV. Tempers flared and boiled over.One observer said the Packers right tackle looked like he was ‘going to war.’One man who wasn’t pleased with any of it, specifically with the Green Bay players coming over to Seattle’s sideline, was Seahawks defensive lineman Leonard Williams.INSTAGRAM/@CHASE.NITZThere was no love lost between the Packers and Seahawks[/caption]INSTAGRAM/@CHASE.NITZTom and Jones IV could be seen exchanging punches with one another[/caption]“I didn’t appreciate in general them coming to our sideline, when practice was over,” Williams said.“We already broke the huddle. Our guys are on our side, their guys are on their side. It’s hard with these joint practices because stuff like that always happens. You don’t want it to happen but it just happens.“We try to avoid it as much as possible, but I didn’t appreciate it.”Williams was then asked what he saw from his point of view when the fight broke out but he said he was too far on the sideline to see much.He ran out on the field to help break it up.The two teams play one another on Saturday, with starters from both sides presumably out as the regular season is right around the corner.The Packers host the back-to-back NFC North champion Detroit Lions, while the Seahawks host hated division rival in the San Francisco 49ers, both games on Sept. 7 to begin the season.NFL's Greatest......Ranking the top 10......Quarterbacks of all-time – Can anyone better Tom Brady?Wide receivers of all-time – Does Randy Moss or Jerry Rice come out on top?Running backs of all-time – Stacking Jim Brown, Barry Sanders, Walter Payton, Emmitt Smith and moreTight ends of all-time – How does Travis Kelce compare?