On Thursday, four Green Bay Packers missed practice, including cornerback Benjamin St-Juste, wide receiver Skyy Moore, defensive tackle Jonathan Ford, and Javon Hargrave, who is out for the season with a torn Achilles.
The Green Bay Packers practiced without several members of the secondary on Wednesday. It’s still early, and a lot can change between now and Sunday night’s matchup against the Dallas Cowboys, but there has to be at least some concern about being shorthanded on the back end.
Green Bay Packers defensive back Keisean Nixon was an NFC Pro Bowl selection last season, but he is facing a fight to remain a starter to open 2026.
Can you name the active running backs with at least 20 rushing touchdowns in their career?
The Green Bay Packers’ cornerback competition took an interesting turn at Monday’s practice . It took an interesting U-turn on Tuesday. After veteran starter Keisean Nixon lost snaps with the No.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Green Bay Packers may have quietly pulled off one of the smartest under-the-radar moves of the offseason, and ESPN’s Bill Barnwell appears to agree.
While the Green Bay Packers have made the playoffs the last three seasons, they have failed to advance past the Divisional Round. The franchise will be looking to go on a much deeper run in 2026.
Benjamin St-Juste may have just found the ideal system for the best football of his career. Just as with Zaire Franklin and Javon Hargrave, the Green Bay Packers have brought in cornerback St-Juste to solidify a new-look defense this season.
After a standout 2025 season, Benjamin St-Juste is embarking on a new chapter of his career with the Green Bay Packers with a clear goal: to cement his status as a reliable and indispensable player.
Pro Football Focus picked its favorite and least favorite transactions in free agency. It nailed both selections for the Green Bay Packers. Its favorite move – and our favorite – was signing cornerback Benjamin St-Juste.
The Montreal-born cornerback didn't keep anyone in suspense for long: he has agreed to terms with the legendary Green Bay Packers on a two-year contract worth $10 million .
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The Green Bay Packers have signed CB Benjamin St-Juste wasting no time shoring up their secondary problems via Free Agency. St-Juste agreed to a 2 year, $10 million contract, with incentives that can push it to $10.5 million.
Green Bay Packers GM Brian Gutekunst made a pair of moves on Tuesday designed to improve the team’s cornerback room. Cornerback play was a problem for the Packers last season and without a first-round pick in this year’s draft, the team had to find another way to improve their talent and depth at the position.
There’s an old saying, “It’s time to fish or cut bait.” Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst swapped the “or” with an “and.” On Tuesday morning, the Packers went fishing and signed cornerback Benjamin St-Juste.
After a quiet start to the NFL free agency period, the Green Bay Packers made a decisive move to bolster their secondary. The team agreed to terms with former Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Benjamin St-Juste on a two-year, $10 million contract.
Cornerback was known to be an area of need for the Packers entering the 2026 offseason. An addition has been lined up early in free agency. Green Bay has agreed to a deal with Benjamin St-Juste, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
Another reminder. The official start of free agency begins at 4:00 ET on March 11. Two days earlier on March 9, players headed towards free agency can talk with clubs other than their own.
In collaboration with Nike and the Fondation L'Originale, 20 soccer equipment scholarships worth $350 each will be awarded to young athletes in the coming weeks.
Not many Washington Commanders fans were sad to see Benjamin St-Juste leave the franchise in free agency. And the Los Angeles Chargers are quickly finding out what D.C.
Sometimes an offseason signing ages like fine wine; other times, it ages like spoiled milk. The quicker a team knows if a signing will work out the better, and the LA Chargers may have already learned all they need to know about cornerback Benjamin St-Juste.
At the same time the Commanders were adding Jonathan Jones, they will say farewell to a four-year cornerback contributor. Benjamin St-Juste is heading elsewhere.
Benjamin St-Juste is a curious case. The Washington Commanders cornerback looks like a capable performer when firing on all cylinders. There are other moments when it looks like he shouldn't be in the league at all.
The Washington Commanders might be going through a concerning slump right now. However, it's been a long time since this perennial bottom-feeder had seven wins at this stage of the campaign.
Benjamin St-Juste came into Week 11 at the Philadelphia Eagles with a big point to prove. The cornerback was heavily criticized for blowing a coverage assignment on wide receiver Mike Williams during the Washington Commanders' last-gasp loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers last time around.
It's the fourth quarter in Week 10 of the NFL season and the Washington Commanders are leading the Pittsburgh Steelers by six points. There's a little more than two minutes left in the game and it's 3rd-and-9 at the Commanders' 32-yard line.
The Niners are looking to maintain first place in the NFC, while the Commanders are playing out the string. Washington's ravaged defense will struggle to contain the subject of the King of Props' top prop.
Emmanuel Forbes was a game changer at Mississippi State, but with two talented cornerbacks already on Washington’s roster, the No. 16 pick could fight to stay on the field.
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