The Green Bay Packers have a strong group of players set to hit free agency. Pro Football Focus picked two of them in selecting its most underrated player at each position on offense.
The Green Bay Packers and general manager Brian Gutekunst may be forced to allow some top talent to walk out the door this offseason. Ahead of free agency
Beginning on Tuesday, NFL teams can use the franchise tag to retain the rights to a key free agent. Will the Green Bay Packers use the tag on one of their bumper crop of free agents?
General manager Brian Gutekunst and the Green Bay Packers may have the chance to pull off quite the reunion. After pulling off a blockbuster trade to acquire Micah Parsons, one of the main pieces of the package to pull off the deal might be about to come available ahead of NFL free agency getting underway.
There are several high-profile Green Bay Packers players that will not be back with the team in 2026. Some of them, like Romeo Doubs and Rasheed Walker, are going to leave in free agency as it does not seem likely that they fit into Green Bay’s future plans.
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The Packers don’t currently own a first-round draft choice, but that doesn’t mean general manager Brian Gutekunst won’t be able to fill arguably the biggest hole on the roster with Green Bay’s first selection later this spring.
The Green Bay Packers are going to be busy this off-season, as they are every year, re-tooling their roster. Indeed, there are multiple players that will not return in 2026 due to salary cap reasons, and others will be signed by other NFL teams when free agency begins.
General manager Brian Gutekunst and the Packers have some daunting decisions to make as the NFL offseason gets underway in earnest. Now that the window to apply the franchise or transition tag has opened, Gutekunst and the Packers must figure out how, and quickly, to get cap compliant.
The window for NFL teams to apply the franchise tag is officially open, and the Green Bay Packers have some fascinating decisions to make between now and the deadline to use the tag on March 3.
Led by their 2022 draft class, the Green Bay Packers have several key players set to become free agents next month. An arguably more powerful group will be free agents next year.
The Green Bay Packers have a variety of needs that need to address on their roster this off-season. This is especially true on the defensive side of the ball.
Matt LaFleur seems to have received a positive update concerning his coaching staff as the Green Bay Packers prepare for the 2026 season. The organization has navigated several adjustments since its 2025 playoff exit, including a significant change on defense.
The more the pre-draft process evolves, the clearer it is what the Green Bay Packers need and most likely will get in April. Cornerbacks, interior defensive linemen, and offensive linemen are the top needs — later, if possible, backups for the offensive side of the ball could be viable choices as well.
Every year there seem to be a couple players placed at flashpoints on the roster that have outsized individual impacts on overall team success. To me, it’s pretty clear that Lukas Van Ness is going to be one of those players in 2026.
The Green Bay Packers have work to do in the offseason. While they may not be able to top the shocking trade they did to acquire Micah Parsons just before the start of the 2025 NFL season, the Packers can still grab attention with a major move.
It's going to be an offseason full of tough decisions for the Green Bay Packers. The team had a solid, deep 2022 draft class, but not necessarily one with star players.
Offensive lineman Sean Rhyan will be an unrestricted free agent this offseason. The Green Bay Packers have important decisions to make this offseason on potential free agents.
Matt LaFleur appears to have gotten some good news with regard to his coaching staff ahead of the Green Bay Packers‘ 2026 season. The Packers have gone through changes following their exit from the 2025 playoffs.
The Green Bay Packers drafted Rashan Gary twelfth overall in 2019, and since then, the Michigan product has been somewhat of a project. Having just wrapped up his seventh professional season, the clock seems to be ticking, and the Packers would be unwise to keep holding on.
Ian Rapoport reports the Raiders are interviewing Packers DL coach and run game coordinator DeMarcus Covington for their vacant defensive coordinator job.
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.
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.
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.
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