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.
Green Bay Packers running back MarShawn Lloyd scored a walk-in touchdown on a pass from Jordan Love at training camp on Thursday. He celebrated with a backflip.
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
The Green Bay Packers are exploring the addition of another kicker as rookie Trey Smack continues to navigate an uneven start to training camp, though general manager Brian Gutekunst emphasized the organization remains encouraged by the young specialist’s development.
As Green Bay Packers training camp rears into high gear, Skyy Moore is in danger of being cut. But Packers GM Brian Gutekunst made an announcement that implies he will make the 53-man roster, according to Packers beat writer Rob Demovsky.
So far, so good for the Green Bay Packers’ rookie class. The first three draft picks, cornerback Brandon Cisse, defensive tackle Chris McClellan and edge defender Dani Dennis-Sutton, are on track to be immediate contributors on defense.
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.
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.
The Green Bay Packers entered training camp with major concerns at cornerback. The team still lacks an elite cover corner although GM Brian Gutekunst addressed the position by signing a free agent and adding two draft picks including the team’s first pick in this year’s draft including second round pick Brandon Cisse.
The coaching staff is testing new offensive line formations at practice as cross-training ramps up. The Green Bay Packers continue to shuffle their offensive line during training camp, and Tuesday’s practice offered the most intriguing reshuffling yet.
The Green Bay Packers are finally back on the football field. They’ve even started putting the pads on. In just over a week they’ll enter the preseason against Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
As he recovered from his ACL injury, Green Bay Packers tight end Tucker Kraft had plenty of time on his hands. He spent some of that time watching tape of fellow tight ends, trying to pick up any information he can without physically playing.
Green Bay’s front office has an intriguing opportunity to sign veteran Zach Ertz as tight end depth remains a pressing roster need. The Green Bay Packers may have found a solution to one of their most pressing roster needs.
Week one of the Green Bay Packers training camp is officially in the books, and while it’s still early, a few storylines are already beginning to separate themselves from the rest.
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.
Every missed field goal by Trey Smack is being scrutinized at Packers training camp, and Matt LaFleur understands why. After years of uncertainty at kicker and Brandon McManus’ costly misses in last season’s playoff loss, Green Bay is once again searching for a long-term answer at one of football’s most important positions.
Bill Huber of SI reports that the Packers are signing TE McCallan Castles as they deal with injuries at the position ahead of the preseason. 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.