Packers NFL Draft big board: 15 first-round targets to fill top positions of need
The Packers’ top three positions of need entering the 2025 NFL Draft are rather evident. They need, in no particular order, at least one wide receiver, pass rusher (interior or edge) and cornerback (assuming Jaire Alexander doesn’t return).
PackersNews columnist Pete Dougherty spent Wednesday answering reader questions during the Green Bay Packers’ offseason.
Washington State offensive lineman Esa Pole, who started 21 consecutive games at left tackle, will take a predraft visit to ...
Travis Hunter, a prime NFL prospect, aims to play both cornerback and wide receiver. If successful, Josh Jacobs believes Hunter could become the highe ...
Except the rest of the league doesn't share in those concerns. Philadelphia has created an unstoppable offensive play in ...
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The Packers have proposed adding a clause that would rule no offensive player could “immediately at the snap, push or throw his body against a teammate, who was lined up directly behind the snapper ...
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NFL insider offers major update about Packers legend Aaron RodgersNow, an NFL insider has reveled a major updated about Rodgers and his potential future. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport believes ...
Frankly, the fate of the proposal looks more than “unclear.” If the “sentiment” in the Competition Committee is “mixed,” that ...
The general managers were ranked highest to lowest by the percentage of positive sentiment in social media mentions from ...
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