Jordan Love is starting to pick up recognition across the NFL, and a lot of it feels well-earned. Even with the growing support, though, there’s still reason to hit pause on any comparisons to the league’s elite.
Matthew Golden did not have a perfect rookie season, and the Green Bay Packers are not pretending otherwise. But as he heads into Year 2, the tone around the young wide receiver is starting to shift.
The Green Bay Packers will be under pressure to succeed during the 2026 NFL season. Green Bay should be a top 10 team even if their best player Micah Parsons starts the season a bit banged up.
Green Bay added backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor earlier this week. Besides being a viable player on the field, Taylor will help Love to keep progressing.
Green Bay just made the most quietly ruthless move of the offseason. On May 4, General Manager Brian Gutekunst announced the Packers signed quarterback Tyrod Taylor and released Desmond Ridder in the same breath.
GREEN BAY – In their search for depth in the backfield, the Green Bay Packers didn’t select a running back in last month’s NFL Draft. That doesn’t mean there are no drafted running backs, though, behind Josh Jacobs.
Green Bay signed 36-year-old Tyrod Taylor on May 4, 2026, and simultaneously released Desmond Ridder. The move looks routine on paper. A veteran backup fills a roster hole.
A quick look at the depth chart shows that the Green Bay Packers have less talent and less depth at this key skill position heading into the 2026 season than they had a year ago.
Special teams coordinator Cam Achord talked about how the Packers selected kicker Trey Smack in the sixth round after moving up in the draft. The Green Bay Packers were truly willing to create competition at kicker.
The Packers are planning to keep fifth-year offensive lineman Sean Rhyan at center moving forward, offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich said this week.
The early-round picks get most of the headlines, but the later rounds are where championships are often built. These 25 late-round picks from the 2026 draft have a chance to make impacts as rookies and beyond.
GREEN BAY – In their search for depth in the backfield, the Green Bay Packers didn’t select a running back in last month’s NFL Draft. That doesn’t mean there are no drafted running backs, though, behind Josh Jacobs.
Heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, the Packers made their number-one priority clear. At a pre-draft news conference, reporters asked General Manager Brian Gutekunst about the current status of the cornerback room.
For the second straight season, the Green Bay Packers fell in the NFC Divisional Round. This one likely stung a little more than usual, though. On the other side of the game was the Chicago Bears, a bitter rival.
Cornerback Carrington Valentine has a massive season in front of him. However, things haven’t gotten any easier for him with the Packers’ additions to the CB room.
GREEN BAY – Trey Smack’s path from a lacrosse field in Maryland to Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers, started with a conversation between former NFL kicker Matt Stover and his excited son.
Free Agency is over. The Draft has come and gone. Barring some last minute additions, the Packers have made the changes they plan to in preparation for next season.
The Green Bay Packers will continue to work this offseason with OTAs, and minicamps scheduled over the next two months. The team is coming off three consecutive playoff appearances but hopes to contend for a Super Bowl title this season.
A first-round pick in 2024, left tackle Jordan Morgan will have his first season as a starter at his preferred position after two years of moving around the line and developing in the NFL.
The biggest NFL-related transaction of last summer involved the Cowboys trading Parsons to the Packers for two first-round draft picks and defensive tackle Kenny Clark in late August.
Lemps Talkin Pack is back to break it all down as the dust finally settles on a busy NFL offseason. With player acquisition largely in the rearview mirror, this episode of Lemps Talkin’ Pack asks the big question every Green Bay fan is thinking: where do the Green Bay Packers actually stand right now?
Jonathan Gannon had multiple offers after being fired by the Arizona Cardinals following their 3-14 season, but he chose to sign with the Green Bay Packers as defensive coordinator.
On Monday, the Packers identified their new backup quarterback in the form of Tyrod Taylor. With a deal being worked out on that front, a corresponding move will see an incumbent Green Bay signal-caller let go.
The Green Bay Packers have a rich history—13 world championships, more than any other team in NFL history. But the team has never had a player accomplish one milestone that has been done 32 times in league history.