Heading into the 2024 NFL offseason, the Jacksonville Jaguars had a few clear needs. They were aggressive in free agency looking to address some of them.
The Athletic recently published an article where they deemed the Green Bay Packers to be one of the NFL’s underrated teams. When I saw this at first all I thought was “yeah, everyone is sleeping on them,” but then I thought about it a little deeper.
The Green Bay Packers were very active during the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft. They selected Michigan pass rusher Rashan Gary at No. 12 before acquiring the No.
A late-season meltdown kept the Jaguars out of the playoffs last season, but the team tweaked a few things and appears to be set for another run at the postseason. Here’s why the Jaguars can challenge the Texans for the division crown in 2024.
The Green Bay Packers have a lot of optimism and hopes for the upcoming season. The team and the fans have every right to be excited. The Packers overachieved last year.
The Packers will be hit with a $5.46M charge for the former first-rounder, who is on track to test the open market for the first time in his career next month.
Former Green Bay Packers first-round pick, Darnell Savage Jr., finds himself entering the free agency market after a rollercoaster five-year tenure in Wisconsin.
It was an improbable run by the Green Bay Packers and, frankly, they have no reason to hang their head despite a 24-21 loss to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC divisional round.
The Cowboys finished the regular season with the No. 1 scoring offense in the NFL, but you wouldn’t be able to tell from watching the first half of their Super Wild Card Weekend matchup with the Packers.
For as much talent as the Green Bay Packers have on defense, there's no reason the unit should be ranked near the bottom of the league in DVOA (Defense-adjusted Value Over Average).
Savage's versatility and ability to find the ball are why he has the potential to have a career year for a possible Super Bowl defense that has one of the most dynamic defensive back groups in the entire league.
As things stand, the Green Bay Packers may have a gaping hole on offense at the wide receiver position, but it seems like the organization is plenty satisfied with some of their youngsters on defense, particularly linebacker Rashan Gary and safety Darnell Savage.
In his weekly column, former NFL scout Matt Williamson examines the play of five first-round rookies -- two quarterbacks, a linebacker, a safety and a wide receiver.