Green Bay Packers
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News Articles
NFL.com (Rosenthal, Gregg) —
Who is most responsible for the recent success in Green Bay? The argument starts with Aaron Rodgers, but reasonable minds in Green Bay could offer general manager Ted Thompson.
NFL.com (Patra, Kevin) —
The Green Bay Packers expect Eddie Lacy to provide more punch in the passing game. The second-year back has even given himself the nickname of "Moss" -- as in Randy Moss -- per Aaron Rodgers.
NFL.com (Patra, Kevin) —
Micah Hyde's conversion from corner to safety has been a seamless one this offseason. How does Hyde shape up against Green Bay Packers rookie Ha Ha Clinton-Dix in this battle in the secondary?
NFL.com (Sessler, Marc) —
Randall Cobb knows he has to prove himself even more if he wants a new contract. The Packers wide receiver admitted that he doesn't deserve a new pact just yet.
NFL.com (Patra, Kevin) —
Jordy Nelson signed a four-year extension with the Green Bay Packers worth $39 million, per Ian Rapoport. Looks like one of the league's most underpaid receivers finally got a payday.
NFL.com (Wesseling, Chris) —
Jordy Nelson is one of the most underrated and underpaid stars. He reportedly plans to change that by seeking $10 million per year on his next contract. Will the Packers meet his asking price?
NFL.com (Patra, Kevin) —
The Green Bay Packers hope to run a faster-paced offense in 2014. In order to accomplish that goal they'll need to keep Eddie Lacy on the field and get him involved in more than just running the...
NFL.com (Patra, Kevin) —
Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy wants to play fast -- really fast. With Aaron Rodgers under center, the Packers' goal is to play 75 snaps a game, a quicker pace than the record-setting Broncos of...
NFL.com (Sessler, Marc) —
The Green Bay Packers are in the market for some secondary help. Could veteran safety Jim Leonhard be on the way to Wisconsin?
NFL.com (Wesseling, Chris) —
The Packers have no plans to retire Brett Favre's jersey this season. Is it possible for the future Hall of Fame quarterback to have a bust in Canton before his number is retired in Green Bay?
NFL.com (Sessler, Marc) —
Packers coach Mike McCarthy expects Datone Jones to make a "huge jump" this season and we expect him to "Make the Leap," but nobody's expectations are higher than Green Bay's second-year pass...
Blog Articles
Milwaukee Journal Sentinal —
Green Bay - LeRoy Butler invited the Lambeau Leap, so it was only fitting that he was there to honor it Friday.
Acme Packing Company (Evan "Tex" Western) —
Sadly, the Wautoma native's rookie season appears to be over before it even began. It appears that for once, the rumor mill may actually be correct. We have found the first legitimate report...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinal —
Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers were hoping for the best but fearing the worst Friday on knee damage suffered by wide receiver Jared Abbrederis of Wisconsin Thursday in practice.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinal —
Green Bay --- Only one wide receiver from the Green Bay Packers' Super Bowl team in 2010 remains on the roster. Outside of Jordy Nelson, the average age of the Packers wide receiver is 23.2 years...
Acme Packing Company (Evan "Tex" Western) —
Though the passing game in Green Bay still earns most of the headlines, Eddie Lacy's production and role should make him the first Packer off your fantasy draft board this fall. When you think of...
Acme Packing Company (Evan "Tex" Western) —
The rookie Packer's health issue is finally known, and thankfully it's a pretty minor condition. Remember on Wednesday when Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy was talking about rookie...
Acme Packing Company (Evan "Tex" Western) —
Receivers, tight ends, and centers were the big topics of the day in Big Mac's daily presser. Following his team's practice on Friday, Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy took to the...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinal —
Green Bay - Packers coach Mike McCarthy said WR Jared Abbrederis missed practice Friday because of a knee injury, but he was not able to provide any specifics on the extent of the injury.
Acme Packing Company (Evan "Tex" Western) —
A handful of young Packers pass-catchers are showing signs of improvement as the first week of camp winds down. On Friday, the Green Bay Packers wrapped up their week of early morning practices...
Acme Packing Company (Evan "Tex" Western) —
The Packers take the practice field for the final time in advance of their Family Night practice this weekend. With Nick Perry and Mike Neal back on the field, the Green Bay Packers ' crop of...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinal —
The Green Bay Packers are staging their final morning practice of the week at Ray Nitschke Field on Friday morning ahead of the Family Night practice on Saturday.
Acme Packing Company (Evan "Tex" Western) —
Suddenly, the cupboard is stocked with pass-rushers. We've made it through the first week of the Green Bay Packers ' 2014 training camp, and I'm pleased to say that more players are practicing...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinal —
Green Bay --- Ed Hochuli, his officiating crew (and his guns) were at Packers practice Thursday. And the league's resident referee celebrity later met with area reporters to discuss the 2014...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinal —
Green Bay --- Today's training camp video takes a look at the Packers' competitive half-line drill, along with several 1-on-1 pass-rushing clips.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinal —
Green Bay - Packers running back Eddie Lacy, in his typically laid-back style, smiled when he was asked Thursday about being on the cover of Sports Illustrated's fantasy football issue.
Acme Packing Company (PaulNoonan) —
After previewing the Chicago Bears over the weekend, we turn our eyes west to Minnesota to try to project the 2014 edition of the Minnesota Vikings - which we find will likely rely heavily on...
Acme Packing Company (Jason Hirschhorn) —
During his media availability, Packers head coach Mike McCarthy discussed his boss' new contract extension as well as his team's camp progress. Nearly a week into training camp, there is plenty...