The draft is just days away and there is always a player who drops significantly further than expected. Could the Packers be the beneficiary of such a surprise this year? The fall of Aaron Rodgers was one of the greatest
Yesterday’s poll (to participate, click here) showed that Packernation, for the most part, went one of two ways in choosing their most anticipated game of the 2015 season. The most anticipated game was the rematch between the Packers and the Seahawks
Preseason: Thursday, August 13 at New England Patriots 6:30 p.m.state TV Sunday, August 23 at Pittsburgh Steelers 7 p.m.state TV Saturday, August 29 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (Midwest Shrine Game)GOLD PKG. Thursday, September 3 7:00 pm NEW ORLEANS SAINTS (Bishop’s Charities Game) 6 p.m.state REGULAR SEASON
The draft is now eleven days away. The Packers could be looking at most if not all of the top five inside linebacker prospects available when they pick. Here’s the question: If you HAD to pick one of these guys…which
Charles Davis in his 4th mock draft has Jalen Collins, the cornerback out of LSU going to the Packers. While Collins is likely to still be on the board, the question is – is he worth our first round pick?
Not to be lost in the gleeful exuberance at the re-signing of John Kuhn is the fact that safety and special teams standout Sean Richardson will also be back with the Packers this year. Thompson matched the offer the Oakland
Randy Gregory…one of the best pass rushers in this year’s draft, is taking a tumble down draft boards after he revealed that he had failed a drug test at the NFL Combine. If he falls to number 30…should the Packers
Ted Thompson has always been about picking the best player available in the draft for each round. This year’s draft sees the Packers in need of inside linebacker help with the loss of Brad Jones and AJ Hawk, and cornerback
With the free agent frenzy fading away and the draft right around the corner many are wondering if Thompson made the right choices so far this offseason. He was able to sign two major players in Bulaga and Cobb, then
Offseason dates have been announced and the Packers will begin their program on April 20. So much goes into an offseason that is generally considered nothing more than a break and a time to visit the beach. Priority one is to