Now that we are into Day 2 of NFL free agency, here is an updated look at the Green Bay Packers’ depth chart based on who’s under contract, who was signed or acquired and who was lost or traded.
The Green Bay Packers are releasing cornerback Nate Hobbs after one expensive, injury-shortened season, multiple outlets reported Tuesday. Hobbs, 26, signed a four-year, $48 million contract last March that included a $16 million roster bonus and a $1.2 million base salary in 2025.
Former Packers President and CEO Bob Harlan passed away last week. Harlan was the man who started it all for the Packers. Quite frankly, without Bob, the Packers aren’t who they are today.
Malik Willis was a reliable backup for the Green Bay Packers ever since joining Lambeau Field as Jordan Love's backup in 2024. In the 11 games he played for the franchise, he threw for 350 yards, six touchdowns and three picks.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The Green Bay Packers need to address their cornerback depth this offseason. Kamal Hadden is recovering from a significant season-ending ankle injury, while Nate Hobbs has a $6.25 million roster bonus due on March 13, and the front office has to decide whether to keep or cut him after being limited to 358 defensive snaps.
After a quiet start to the NFL free agency period, the Green Bay Packers made a decisive move to bolster their secondary. The team agreed to terms with former Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Benjamin St-Juste on a two-year, $10 million contract.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
Two years ago, the Green Bay Packers made two successful splashes in NFL free agency. In 2024, they signed running back Josh Jacobs and safety Xavier McKinney to long-term deals.
The Green Bay Packers did not make any outside free agent signings on the first unofficial day of NFL free agency. They did, however, trade Rashan Gary to the Dallas Cowboys for a 2027 fourth round pick.
Nate Hobbs‘ Green Bay future was a question mark leading up to free agency. The veteran corner will indeed be on the move after just one year with the team.
Green Bay originally signed him with plenty of optimism that he would elevate former defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley’s secondary last offseason, but it never quite worked out.
The Green Bay Packers came up short last season, exiting in the wild-card round for the second consecutive year. While the team found some positives, roster weaknesses were evident, especially on defense.
The Green Bay Packers spent Day 1 of free agency doing the same thing as the rest of us: Watching one difference-making player after another agree to contracts.
He was a tremendous value for the Packers as a second-rounder and he's been a leader for their offensive line, but as is usually the case in the NFL, all good things must come to an end.
The Green Bay Packers weren’t expected to make any moves prior to this week’s free agency flurry, but on Saturday morning, they welcomed a new player, veteran linebacker Zaire Franklin, into the fold.
Quarterback Malik Willis has landed his starting job in free agency to go along with a hefty new contract. Willis is signing with the Miami Dolphins as a free agent, according to multiple reports.
The Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys have agreed to another trade involving a defensive player. Several months after the Packers shook the football world by acquiring superstar pass rusher Micah Parsons from the Cowboys, the two teams have agreed to a new trade that sends defensive tackle Rashan Gary from Green Bay to Dallas.
According to Dianna Russini, the Packers are trading veteran OLB Rashan Gary to the Cowboys. Russini says, after some initial confusion, that Dallas is giving up a 2027 Day 3 pick for Gary.
The new league year starts this week, and the Green Bay Packers have been preparing for it. GM Brian Gutekunst has made a trade, signed some of his own potential free agents and freed up some cap space with his moves.