The Green Bay Packers, battling injuries all season long, made some late signings towards the end of the year. Desmond Ridder, for example, was signed to the active roster ahead of the NFL Playoffs as backup quarterback Malik Willis battled a hamstring injury.
The Green Bay Packers could have tried to find a way to keep cornerback Trevon Diggs. Ultimately, though, it was a negotiation that general manager Brian Gutekunst and executive vice president Russl Ball didn't want.
Trevon Diggs exited the season still attached to his five-year, $97MM Cowboys-designed extension. But it was unrealistic for the veteran cornerback to expect that to continue much longer, given his play on the deal.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
The Green Bay Packers have agreed to a contract extension with head coach Matt LaFleur, ensuring that he will remain on the sidelines for years to come.
We’ve had one week to grieve the Packers loss to the Bears and one thing stands out, the Packers need help at cornerback. Since the 2025 season started there were questions on whether or not the Packers needed a CB 1.
The Green Bay Packers are wasting no time in their search for a new defensive coordinator following Jeff Hafley’s departure to become the head coach of the Miami Dolphins.
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 believe they have the right head coach and quarterback to lead them back to the Super Bowl. Matt LaFleur recently agreed to a contract extension to remain with Green Bay, and quarterback Jordan Love is in the midst of a four-year $220 million deal that cements him as the franchise cornerstone now and going forward.
In 2024, Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur pulled Jeff Hafley out of Boston College to be his defensive coordinator. One day after the season-ending loss to the Chicago Bears, LaFleur was bracing himself for another coordinator search.
The Green Bay Packers are likely going to bid farewell to one of their most important wide receivers in 2026. Romeo Doubs, who just finished the fourth year of his rookie contract with the Packers, is slated to become a free agent and, considering the state of Green Bay’s roster and salary cap situation, will probably not return.
Matt LaFleur has started the search for his fourth defensive coordinator on the Green Bay Packers. Mike Pettine was a specialist in the defensive line, Joe Barry had a background with linebackers, and Jeff Hafley used to be a defensive backs coach.
Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur has requested an interview with Vikings defensive passing-game coordinator/defensive backs coach Daronte Jones as part of his search to replace Jeff Hafley.
The Green Bay Packers will have a new-look defense in 2026. On Monday, defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley accepted the head coaching job with the Miami Dolphins after just two seasons in Green Bay.
As expected, Jeff Hafley is the new head coach of the Dolphins. His departure leaves the Packers in need of a replacement defensive coordinator. Green Bay is interested in one of the most popular candidates of this year’s cycle.
The Green Bay Packers are not big fans of void years. They had to use those in the twilight years of Aaron Rodgers' career to be cap compliant because of how much covid affected the salary cap, but the front office stopped using them as soon as possible right thereafter.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Packers requested an interview with Vikings pass game coordinator/DBs coach Daronte Jones for their DC opening. Jones has already interviewed with the Cowboys and Jets for their DC openings this cycle as well.
This is the first in a series of articles providing an in-depth analysis of each position group on the Green Bay Packers for 2025. We will start with the quarterbacks.
With Jeff Hafley heading to Miami, the Packers are now in need of a new defensive coordinator. We’ve now got our first candidate for the opening. According to Jordan Schultz, the Packers will interview Eagles DBs coach and pass-game coordinator Christian Parker for the job.
The Green Bay Packers are set to interview Eagles DB coach and passing game coordinator Christian Parker for their defensive coordinator role, according to Jordan Schultz.
The Packers extension of Matt LaFleur is an indication on how highly this franchise views him as a head coach. However, this comes with many glaring questions, and frankly, not a lot of answers.
The 2025 Green Bay Packers finished with a 9-7-1 record and in second place in the NFC North. They qualified for playoffs for the third straight season despite having the youngest roster in the NFL.