Week 1 of NFL free agency is almost complete, meaning most of the impact players have been signed. While the Green Bay Packers can and probably will add a veteran or two, they’re more likely to be role players than instant starters.
The Green Bay Packers front office clearly understands the assignment this offseason. General Manager Brian Gutekunst systematically addressed the team’s glaring weaknesses, executed calculated trades, and maintained strict financial discipline.
After losing Malik Willis in free agency, the Green Bay Packers need to find a backup quarterback. Maybe . ESPN.com’s Bill Barnwell, in a story about best team fits for the top remaining free agents, picked the Packers for Kirk Cousins .
Micah Parsons had a simple reminder for fans after seeing his name placed among the NFL’s most disruptive pass rushers of the past several seasons. A graphic circulating online recently highlighted which players have generated the most quarterback pressures in the league since 2019.
On Sunday, an epic blizzard began blowing through Green Bay. Similarly, a storm has blown through the Green Bay Packers’ roster. Last season, 23 players played at least 468 snaps from scrimmage.
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 had a ton of personnel changes over the past week. Some players left via trades or were outright released, while others moved on to new teams through free agency.
A former Green Bay Packers linebacker put pen to paper on a multi-year contract. The destination was Minnesota. Not Jacksonville, Arizona, or some forgettable AFC team where nobody in Wisconsin would notice.
On Sunday, an epic blizzard is expected to blow through Green Bay. Similarly, a storm has blown through the Green Bay Packers’ roster. Last season, 23 players played at least 468 snaps from scrimmage.
At the end of training camp in 2024, with no worthy backup quarterback having emerged, Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst sent a seventh-round pick to the Titans for a rocket-armed, athletic, inaccurate, underachieving quarterback.
A couple of years ago, Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst told the media that he wanted his team to, once again, become known for being a quarterback factory.
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.
The Green Bay Packers have lost backup quarterback Malik Willis, who signed with the Miami Dolphins in free agency. Soon, there could be a new talented but raw quarterback in town for Matt LaFleur to develop behind Jordan Love.
The Free agency frenzy has begun and Green Bay, a team who desperately needed to make some moves, has already been active. Here’s the bigger moves general manager Brian Gutekunst has done so far.
The Green Bay Packers do not have a first round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. This, of course, is because they sent their first round pick (as well as next year’s) to the Dallas Cowboys as part of the trade that brought Micah Parsons to Green Bay.
The Carolina Panthers had to make some shifts to their plans on the offensive line after Yosh Nijman became a free agent. It was uncertain if the Panthers were going to re-sign him, but they didn’t have that choice anymore after he announced his retirement this week.
Rasheed Walker had to prove it with the Green Bay Packers. He had to prove he was worth making the roster after missing most of his rookie training camp as a seventh-round pick in 2022.
General manager Brian Gutekunst and the Green Bay Packers could be on the cusp of pulling off a blockbuster trade to acquire a veteran pass rusher to drop opposite Micah Parsons in defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon’s front seven.
Green Bay Packers wide receiver Matthew Golden is staying busy this offseason. Competing in the 2026 Progressive Celebrity Pro-Am at the Bassmaster Classic, Golden secured an impressive fourth-place finish.
NFL teams understand that a season can derail the moment a starting quarterback suffers an injury. For the Green Bay Packers, securing a reliable contingency plan behind franchise cornerstone Jordan Love has become a top priority this offseason.
The Green Bay Packers have made a few moves, and they still have the draft ahead. But here is the biggest mistake the Packers made in Week 1 of 2026 NFL free agency.
Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst has been busy addressing the team’s biggest needs now that the new league year is under way. The Packers parted ways with key veterans like Rashan Gary and Elgton Jenkins and brought in new players to replace those who were lost via free agency or trades.
The quarterback-wide receiver connection is one of the most important in football, and the New England Patriots have to feel good about the one that's already developing between Romeo Doubs and Drake Maye.
One of the first moves that Green Bay Packers made in NFL free agency was bring back running back Chris Brooks on a two-year deal worth $4.85 million. That being said, he is expected to remain in his role as Green Bay’s third running back and special teams player as opposed to being their backup behind Josh Jacobs.
The Packers signed free agent DT Jason Hargrave to a two-year deal for $23 million dollars. Hargrave spent last season in Minnesota. He was officially released Wednesday afternoon.
The Green Bay Packers have been active in free agency so far but have yet to make any signings that would be considered earth shattering. Like all NFL teams, the Packers are trying to address their biggest needs and thereby to improve the team.
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.