The Green Bay Packers were ravaged by injuries in 2025, a trend that ultimately hampered the team, with stars like Tucker Kraft, Micah Parsons and Zach Tom missing time down the stretch.
The Green Bay Packers are a good team but they’re also an incomplete team. Some of their potentially weak position groups have risen to the occasion through the first seven practices of training camp.
The Packers hit the field at Lambeau this evening for Family Night. It’s that amazing time of year when hopes are high, memories are short, and a Superbowl victory feels within reach.
On Friday night, Green Bay Packers training camp will continue with Family Night, which will be held with more than 60,000 fans in the stadium. On Thursday, the seventh practice of camp was held with zero fans in the stadium.
The Green Bay Packers had only six draft picks in 2026, the lowest number in a draft class in team history. Yet, as we get into the thick of training camp, many of these players seem ready to play a significant role on the team as rookies.
Offensive lineman John Williams was a seventh-round draft pick last year, but he missed his entire rookie season due to injury. The Green Bay Packers offensive line is in a transition phase, and a forgotten draft pick is making a strong early case to be part of the solution.
Green Bay Packers training camp continued on Thursday with no fans filling the bleachers at Ray Nitschke Field. “We’re going to do a lighter day,” coach Matt LaFleur said before practice.
The Green Bay Packers are in the middle of training camp as the team prepares for the 2026-27 campaign. However, a surprise visit from JJ Watt turned heads, as the retired edge rusher showed up to practice.
The Green Bay Packers received a striking assessment of their secondary Thursday from veteran linebacker Zaire Franklin. The defensive signal-caller compared the unit’s constant communication to the teamwork associated with Navy SEALs.
There are things the Green Bay Packers need to do to get to the playoffs this year, but Marshawn Lloyd showed a little too much excitement for Matt LaFleur’s taste.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love has emerged as one of the more polarizing figures at his position in the NFL, and a recent conversation with Fox Sports’ Henry McKenna sheds light on the internal tension that defines his game.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
While the Green Bay Packers try to smooth the edges of their roster, they have a stud tight end who wants the football. But battles are going on, and here are two first-stringers who are in danger of losing their starting jobs ahead of the 2026 season.
The Green Bay Packers are just over a month away from kicking off the upcoming 2026 NFL season with a game against the Minnesota Vikings. The Packers are currently participating in training camp, where the team is hard at work as the preseason quickly approaches.
Green Bay Packers star running back Josh Jacobs is not participating in practice Thursday due to a groin injury. The injury was not deemed to be severe for Jacobs, multiple media outlets reported.
The front office and coaching staff are growing cautiously optimistic about running back MarShawn Lloyd’s health and impact at training camp. The Green
Packers training camp has not opened up the way Trey Smack envisioned. The rookie kicker has struggled early on, missing multiple kicks, including one at the end of a two-minute drill.
The Green Bay Packers may have found themselves dealing with an injury concern at cornerback, but the situation is also creating a major opportunity for one of their most intriguing rookies.
The Green Bay Packers held their first padded practice on Monday as they continued to ramp up preparations for the 2026 NFL season. While we are just a week into training camp, injuries have limited the team’s depth at one position.
Micah Parsons has verbally sacked any doubters still concerned about what he’d look like once he takes the field this coming season. The Green Bay Packers star remains on the mend after suffering a torn ACL during the Green Bay Packers’ Week 15 clash against the Denver Broncos last season.
The Green Bay Packers announced they signed TE McCallan Castles and TE Drew Biber to the roster. To make room, they waived/injured TE Luke Lachey and TE RJ Maryland. Castles, 25, played six seasons in college at Cal, UC-Davis and Tennessee.
One full-time starting cornerback role will be accounted for in the Packers’ case provided Keisean Nixon is healthy at the start of the season. Training camp and the preseason will be spent determining Green Bay’s other first-team spot at that position.