The Green Bay Packers have wrapped up mandatory minicamp and players are departing Lambeau Field until training camp begins in five weeks. The short few days of practice gave fans plenty to be excited about though, as well as some interesting situations to debate over the next month.
Christian Watson is easily one of the Green Bay Packers’ most dangerous weapons on offense. Not many wide receivers his size can move as fast as he does.
Earlier this week, the Green Bay Packers informed two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander that they were going to release him. This decision ended
From the very beginning of the Green Bay Packers offseason, everyone knew that they would be addressing the wide receiver position as they headed into the 2025 league year.
The Green Bay Packers make it a habit to sign players they identify as part of their core to second contracts. On rare occasions, they even sign players to a third contract.
A healthy Christian Watson is arguably the most dangerous weapon the Green Bay Packers have on their offense. It is not only his size and dynamism with
Packers WR Christian Watson had his 2024 season cut short after undergoing ACL surgery in January. In his media session following OTAs, Green Bay HC Matt LaFleur gave a positive update on Watson’s rehab and believes he’s ahead of the original timeline. “Christian is doing outstanding.
The Green Bay Packers got a much-needed dose of optimism during OTAs this week regarding Christian Watson. Speaking to media after Wednesday’s workout, head coach Matt LaFleur gave a promising update on the wide receiver, who continues to recover from an ACL tear suffered in the Packers’ season finale.
It's still early in Christian Watson's recovery process from a knee injury he suffered in Week 18, but initial signs are as positive as they could be. In the first OTA practice open to the media in Green Bay, the wide receiver joined the team for a stretch period.
In 2022, the Packers attempted to get by with multiple rookie-contract cogs arriving in the wake of Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling‘s departures. The result: a season that began Aaron Rodgers‘ decline.
Any offseason is a vote of confidence for some players or a turning up of the thermostat for others. For the Green Bay Packers, a perfect example of turning up the heat is what happened in the receiver room.
The Packers have not complete a rookie deal for a first-round wide receiver in 23 years, but as outgoing president Mark Murphy reminded ahead of the team’s Round 1 move in April, one was coming.
The New England Patriots have actively tried to address their ailing receiving corps this offseason, adding a couple of veterans (Stefon Diggs and Mack Hollins) in free agency while also selecting Kyle Williams in the third round of the NFL Draft.
Packers WR Christian Watson set a career-high in games in 2024 before suffering a torn ACL in the final regular-season game of the year. Although Watson
The Green Bay Packers were dealt a huge blow in week 18 last season. Wide receiver Christian Watson tore his ACL on a non-contact play, which will cause him to miss a large chunk of this upcoming season.
After selecting two wide receivers within their first three picks of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Packers now have a deep receiving corps that will need to sort itself out soon.
Christian Watson suffered an ACL tear in Week 18, and as a result he was unavailable for the Packers’ wild-card game. His injury could keep Green Bay shorthanded at the receiver position into the start of next season.
Watson, coming off a knee injury that saw him miss Green Bay's Week 17 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, was questionable heading into Sunday's regular-season finale.