The Green Bay Packers are going to be looking depth to the trenches on both sides of the ball this off-season. And while some of these additions will come in free agency, they will, undoubtedly, be looking to the 2026 NFL Draft for the majority of these future depth pieces.
The Green Bay Packers decided to retain head coach Matt LaFleur this offseason, giving him a contract extension. The success is there, with six playoff appearances in seven seasons as a head coach, despite some playoff struggles.
Packers WR Romeo Doubs is set to be a free agent when free agency starts on March 9th. Recently, there has been rumblings that both the Packers and Romeo Doubs have mutual interest to agree to extension.
INDIANAPOLIS – A good general manager tries to build a winning team for the upcoming season. By that logic, Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst should do everything possible to build a Super Bowl-caliber team this offseason.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
Last off-season the Green Bay Packers signed cornerback Nate Hobbs to a four-year $48 million contract in free agency. They had hoped, of course, that he would bring stability and consistency to one of their defense’s weakest positions.
“Build the trenches” has long been an NFL mantra — and for good reason. Championships are often won and lost at the line of scrimmage. The Green Bay Packers Offensive Line embraced that philosophy during their most successful eras.
The Green Bay Packers are highly believed to be interested in adding to their cornerback room in 2026. Despite Keisean Nixon, Nate Hobbs, and Carrington Valentine all returning, the fact of the matter is that none of them played up to the standards set for them in 2025.
No area of the roster was more underwhelming based on expectations in the 2025 season for the Green Bay Packers than the offensive line. Now, on top of that, left tackle Rasheed Walker, interior offensive lineman Sean Rhyan, and backup lineman Darian Kinnard (restricted) are all set to hit free agency.
INDIANAPOLIS – While the Super Bowl was a couple weeks ago, this week’s NFL Scouting Combine marked the real start of the offseason. It’s one of the most important weeks on the league calendar.
The Green Bay Packers are facing difficult choices as the 2026 offseason approaches. With their current salary cap situation, the team may have to let several players test free agency.
Matt LaFleur has won 76 regular-season games in his first seven seasons as head coach of the Green Bay Packers. With an overall record of 76-40-1, it would be crqzy to think LaFleur might be on the hot seat — but that seems to have been the case after Green Bay limped to a 9-7-1 finish in 2025.
It has been a while since the Green Bay Packers last won a Super Bowl, and they will be going at it again in 2026 with a roster many feel is capable of taking home the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
The Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears will always hate each other because that’s what NFC North Division franchises feel for each other, regardless of the circumstances, especially among the fans.
The Green Bay Packers will not, it seems certain, have the services of Malik Willis as their backup quarterback next season. He has played his way from a salary barely over $1 million into what should be a major payday in free agency.
The Green Bay Packers are going to have some significant work to do regarding their roster ahead of the 2026 NFL season. This is particularly true on the offensive line, where multiple starters are expected to leave in free agency or be released due to salary cap purposes.
Rich Bisaccia‘s abrupt resignation as the Packers’ special teams coordinator was a shocking move, not just around the NFL, but in Green Bay. “I wouldn’t say we were expecting it at all.
The Green Bay Packers broke the bank last offseason by signing Aaron Banks to a blockbuster four-year, $77 million contract, the fourth-highest salary for a left guard.
The Green Bay Packers are in the midst of an unexpected search for a new special teams coordinator, and they may have found a promising candidate from a championship-caliber staff.
The Packers are currently $1.5 million over next year’s salary cap and must make some moves to free up space. On the topic of RB Josh Jacobs returning, GM Brian Gutekunst said the running back will “absolutely” be back in 2026. “He’s a very important cog in what we’re trying to do here,” Gutekunst said, via Rob Demovsky.
According to Jordan Schultz, the buzz at the Combine this week is that it’s a “foregone conclusion” Packers QB Malik Willis gets at least $30 million a year as a free agent this offseason.
The start to NFL free agency is just two weeks away. Like most teams in the league, the Packers have work to do. The question is how much money are the Packers willing to spend?