Green Bay Packers fans can imagine a few destinations they would not be pleased with if former two-time All-Pro and Pro Bowler Jaire Alexander were to sign elsewhere.
According to Landis Alexander, the Packers didn’t want to guarantee Jaire Alexander any money in 2025 In a series of tweets, Landis Alexander, the father of former Green Bay Packers cornerback Jaire Alexander, shed some light on why his son eventually ended up parting ways with the Packers.
Malik Turner caught a 71-yard touchdown for the Michigan Panthers Former Green Bay Packers receiver Malik Turner, who was a member of the Packers’ roster during the 2020 offseason, made his presence felt in the United Football League’s championship game on Saturday.
This time of year marks a quiet period on the NFL calendar, with most teams entering a break before training camp. For the Green Bay Packers, that means no on-field activity until late July.
If he can become comfortable enough at cornerback to serve as an emergency option, it could help him hold onto a roster spot in a crowded wide receiver room.
The Green Bay Packers’ over/under win total at sportsbooks is 9.5. Will they go over? They had better, because going under could keep them out of the postseason.
The Green Bay Packers made a big investment in Devonte Wyatt three years ago, taking him in the first round of the draft. This offseason, the team doubled down on him, picking up Wyatt's fifth-year option of $12.938 million for 2026.
There are only two groups who truly know all the details behind the scenes of the Jaire Alexander saga this offseason: the Green Bay Packers front office and Alexander’s camp.
Brett Favre became the third fastest quarterback to reach the 40,000-yard mark for his career while Donald Driver recorded his first 100-yard receiving game as the Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 34-21 on Monday Night Football.
Mini camp is a time when optimism reigns across all 32 NFL teams. Everyone thinks they have a chance to compete for something this year. The Green Bay Packers are no different as they look to contend in the NFC.
It was, to say the least, an eventful offseason for the Green Bay Packers' offensive line. Josh Myers walked in free agency, the team signed guard Aaron Banks to a four-year, $77 million contract, and Elgton Jenkins is expected to move to center.
The Green Bay Packers concluded OTAs on Thursday and are now looking forward to training camp which gets underway later next month. The team seems confident at this point in the offseason.
Jaire Alexander’s release from the Green Bay Packers has sparked widespread speculation about his next team, with NFL experts highlighting the Philadelphia Eagles as a top landing spot.
Over the past few month, Green Bay Packers President and CEO Mark Murphy has found himself in the national spotlight more than usual. Of course, his work in bringing the 2025 NFL Draft played a big part in it, but so did his proposal at the NFL owners meetings to ban the tush push.
Thursday wasn’t only the last practice of Green Bay Packers minicamp. It was the last practice as team president and CEO for Mark Murphy. After Brandon McManus made a 58-yard field goal to eliminate a final 40-minute period, coach Matt LaFleur invited Murphy into the post-practice huddle.
Travis Hunter is angling to become the most prominent two-way NFL player since Deion Sanders, but he is not the only one who could see action on both offense and defense in 2025.
There’s plenty of reason to be optimistic about the Packers‘ ascent into the realm of Super Bowl contenders out of the NFC, in 2025. Whether it’s the defense
As the offseason carries on, it is time for the third edition of this summer’s positional battle breakdown. The Packers will have some depth questions to answer regarding their cornerback group but after the release of Pro Bowl CB Jaire Alexander on Monday, the uncertainty around the group has dwindled.
Packers WR Bo Melton is entering his third year of his career after being a seventh-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft by the Seahawks. When talking to reporters
The Green Bay Packers are going through mandatory OTAs this week. This will be the team’s final practices before training camp gets started next month.
The Green Bay Packers confirmed Wednesday that one of their former players and current member of the board of directors passed away this month. In 1982, the Packers selected former SMU kicker Eddie Garcia.