The Green Bay Packers are busily preparing for the 2025 NFL season as the players and coaches go through the practices and meetings of training camp. As quarterback Jordan Love recently stated, Green Bay’s primary goal this season is to win the Super Bowl.
Brian Gutekunst has spent a hefty bit of cash and draft capital at linebacker. Will it finally make a difference? As the Packers’ general manager, Brian Gutekunst has a lot of ongoing projects.
As the Green Bay Packers’ GM, Brian Gutekunst has made 10 first-round picks. Upon reviewing these selections, you will find that he prefers premium athletes, especially early in the draft.
The Green Bay Packers using a first-round pick on a wide receiver in the form of Matthew Golden during the 2025 NFL Draft had people turning their heads. After all, the last time they selected a player of the same position in the first round of a draft was way back in 2002.
Green Bay Packers receiver Christian Watson is a “freak,” general manager Brian Gutekunst said before the first practice of training camp on Wednesday, but not so much of a freak that he’ll be on the practice field anytime soon.
One year removed from making a pair of marquee additions in free agency that sparked dramatic improvements on both sides of the ball, general manager Brian Gutekunst and the Packers largely flew under the radar this offseason.
Three years ago, Brian Gutekunst got close to pulling the trigger on his most aggressive move as the Green Bay Packers general manager. Right before the trade deadline, he offered a second-round pick to the Pittsburgh Steelers for wide receiver Chase Claypool.
The Green Bay Packers have built one of the top young rosters in the league around ascending young quarterback Jordan Love, but a bit piece of the puzzle and a top priority remains for general manager Brian Gutekunst and the Packers as the 2025 NFL season looms.
Zach Tom has established himself as a key member of the Packers’ offensive line over the past two seasons in particular. One year remains on his rookie deal, meaning a free agent departure could be in store next spring.
The Baltimore Ravens’ Jaire Alexander signing has the potential to significantly upgrade what is already one of the most physical secondaries in the league after the Green Bay Packers released the two-time Pro Bowler earlier this month.
Packers HC Matt LaFleur and GM Brian Gutekunst both enter the 2025 season with two years left on their contracts. Ed Policy, who will be taking over as
The Green Bay Packers had a need at wide receiver in the 2025 NFL Draft, and in typical Brian Gutekunst fashion, it was addressed in multiple different ways.
The Green Bay Packers were a good football team in 2024, finishing the regular season with an 11-6 record and securing a playoff spot for the second consecutive year.
Texas A&M’s Shemar Stewart is one of the most polarizing prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft. He has off-the-charts athleticism and upside. He had bottom-of-the-charts production in college.
The 2025 NFL Draft will bet the eighth for Green Bay Packers GM Brian Gutekunst since he took over the position in 2018. The draft is vital to any NFL team and the Packers are no exception, especially since that’s the emphasis they place when building a roster.
Green Bay Packers GM Brian Gutekunst addressed the media Monday to discuss the latest news concerning the team. He addressed the new players signed in free agency, the status of cornerback Jaire Alexander, and some potential position changes and battles along the offensive line.
Money talks. And so have the Green Bay Packers, even if it might seem like the silence has been deafening. A few days after the playoff loss to the Philadelphia
It is NFL Combine Week. Beyond the obvious benefits of information about potential draftees, it is also a chance to hear from most teams general managers.
INDIANAPOLIS – The Green Bay Packers reportedly have proposed a rule change that would ban the Philadelphia Eagles’ famed “Tush Push.” “I’ve noticed that’s got a little traction,” general manager Brian Gutekunst said with a smile at the Scouting Combine.
Last offseason, the Packers were active on the free agent market. Big-ticket deals for running back Josh Jacobs and safety Xavier McKinney helped lead the team to a record of 11-6 and a playoff berth in 2024.
While this 2024-25 season undoubtedly ended in disappointment of the Green Bay Packers, a broader look at the organization and where it's at as a whole does put things in a more positive light.
Speaking at his end-of-season press conference, Packers GM Brian Gutekunst was asked whether this past season was a disappointment. Green Bay finished 11-5 and made the playoffs, but was ousted in the first round.