The Green Bay Packers’ offseason is off and running. With the coaching staff for the 2026 season mostly in place, there were some changes on the defensive side of the ball.
The Green Bay Packers don’t enter the 2026 offseason searching for resilience. This is a roster that has already proven it can contend. The problem is sustainability.
The Green Bay Packers are constantly churning over their roster. It’s something that has to happen in the NFL if you want to compete. The Packers have long been known for moving on from players before their productivity inevitably begins to decline on the field.
The NFL offseason has begun, and the Green Bay Packers are getting to work on trying to catch the Seattle Seahawks. Surely, the Packers will add players from outside their organization.
Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst was adamant about a couple of things in his season-ending news conference. First of all, he does not view the age of 30 as some point of no return for players.
As franchises prepare wish lists for their next hires, numerous cautionary tales exist. Here are the worst head-coaching tenures since the 1970 merger.
The Green Bay Packers have gone through significant coaching staff changes on defense, including the departure of coordinator Jeff Hafley and most of the positional coaches.
The Green Bay Packers have seen a mass exodus of coaches from their 2025 staff, especially on the defensive side of the ball. Former defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley, of course, was hired as the head coach of the Miami Dolphins.
The NFL coaching carousel is a whirlwind every offseason, with teams looking to poach rising stars from their rivals. For the Green Bay Packers, this cycle has become all too familiar, and they may be on the verge of losing another key piece of their defensive staff.
2025 was arguably a season to forget for the Packers. A team plagued with injuries and disappointing collapses will want to bounce back in 2026. Here’s how the Green Bay Packers can get back to the Super Bowl.
Ian Rapoport reports the Raiders are interviewing Packers DL coach and run game coordinator DeMarcus Covington for their vacant defensive coordinator job.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Green Bay Packers, to put it plainly, will not be able to bring back many of their own free agents this year. Some will not be retained for salary cap purposes, but others will no longer have places on the roster due to the depth at their positions.
The Packers coaching carousel thus far in 2026 has been quite significant. With so many departures and new faces headed to Lambeau I wanted to give a quick state of the union on the Packers coaching staff as of today.
Sometimes, it’s better to be lucky than good. The Green Bay Packers were good in 2025, but they were sabotaged by an abundance of bad luck. They weren’t alone.
In the immediate aftermath of the 2025 NFL Draft, NFL.com’s Chad Reuter gave the Green Bay Packers an A-minus . Only six teams received a better grade.
Nine months ago, it was a certainty by any means that the Green Bay Packers would exercise Devonte Wyatt's fifth-year option. With the benefit of hindsight, general manager Brian Gutekunst should be extremely glad that he did.
The Green Bay Packers are expected to let Willis reach free agency after he played well for the club across a couple of games this season, as Green Bay has preferred Love atop the depth chart.
Brian Gutekunst isn't as inclined as his predecessor Ted Thompson to bringing old friends back. However, the Green Bay Packers general manager has brought back some pieces throughout his tenure — Tramon Williams, Randall Cobb, Kristian Welch, Patrick Taylor.
The Green Bay Packers head into the 2026 offseason with plenty of areas that need improvement. But there are also some areas where the Packers have solid depth and feel confident about their roster heading into the offseason.
The Green Bay Packers have in-house free agents, and they must make decisions. That’s before they can dip their toes in the free-agent waters. However, here is why the Packers are unlikely to make an NFL free-agent splash.
The Green Bay Packers made a big splash in the 2025 NFL Draft. They finally drafted a wide receiver in the first round and picked up other intriguing players.
When Jordan Morgan entered the league two years ago, he faced uncertainty regarding his best position at the NFL level. The former first-rounder could be in line to handle left tackle duties next season.
The Green Bay Packers are going to have some tough (and not so tough) decisions to make regarding their roster. There are players that will become free agents at the start of the new league year, and many of them will not be brought back for any number of reasons.
Multiple mid-December reports suggested the Packers were unlikely to keep pending free agent wide receiver Romeo Doubs. That may end up being the case, but a breakup isn’t a given, according to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.
One of the most consequential moves during the NASCAR offseason was not from a driver or a crew chief. It was the departure of Chris Gabehart, who served as Joe Gibbs Racing's competition director in 2025, from JGR.