The Green Bay Packers had no issue covering for Nate Hobbs’ Week 1 absence. Carrington Valentine filled in as CB2 and, thanks in part to a vicious pass rush, the Lions got nothing going in the pass game – or on offense in general.
As expected all week, new Green Bay Packers defensive end Micah Parsons will be in the lineup for Sunday’s season-opening showdown against the Detroit Lions.
Packers cornerback Nate Hobbs is still ramping up from the knee surgery he underwent a month ago. After recording a DNP in Wedneday’s practice, he was listed as a limited participant each of the past two days.
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The Packers secondary should benefit from Micah Parsons’ arrival and his ability to create consistent, significant pressure on opposing quarterbacks, but the back-end of Green Bay’s defense may be getting another lift ahead of Week 1.
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A day ago, we wrote about the concern the Green Bay Packers had with cornerback Nate Hobbs and wide receiver Jayden Reed not practicing. Well, the latest update could not have been any better for the Packers.
The Packers had all 53 players on their active roster on the practice field Thursday. Reporters at the open portion of the session shared that wide receiver Jayden Reed and cornerback Nate Hobbs were both on the field.
The Green Bay Packers released on Wednesday their first injury report of the 2025 regular season, and there are two specific reasons for concern. Cornerback Nate Hobbs (knee) and wide receiver Jayden Reed (foot) did not practice ahead of the season opener against the Detroit Lions on Sunday.
Earlier this summer, in training camp, Packers cornerback Nate Hobbs had knee surgery with the goal of returning in time for Week 1 against the Lions. While Hobbs is back on the field, his Wednesday practice activity suggests that his “questionable” tag on the injury report will remain firmly in place for now.
When Green Bay Packers cornerback Nate Hobbs opted for knee surgery early in training camp, it was with an eye on being 100 percent healthy for the start of the regular season.
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The Green Bay Packers‘ secondary now has two players gone for at least the preseason. Earlier this week, Green Bay revealed cornerback Nate Hobbs had preventive surgery on his knee on Saturday.
Last week, Green Bay Packers cornerback Nate Hobbs was making headlines for how hard he was practicing. Or rather, he was the subject of numerous stories because he was practicing too hard, earning himself a place on the bench during drills and a lecture (or two) from head coach Matt LaFleur.
The Green Bay Packers have a lot they won’t reveal this early in the preseason. They won’t tip that on if quarterback Jordan Love will play in Saturday’s contest against the New York Jets.
One of the biggest struggles the Green Bay Packers faced during the last two seasons was keeping two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander on the field.
The Green Bay Packers released Jaire Alexander during OTAs, but the team still has uncertainty at the starting cornerback position before their Week 1 matchup with the Detroit Lions.
Nate Hobbs will likely not participate in the remainder of the Packers’ training camp.
Bill Huber of SI.com reports that Packers CB Nate Hobbs recently underwent a “minor” knee surgery. According to Huber, Hobbs could return in around three weeks from the surgery, which gives him a shot of being available for Week 1.
Training camp has begun in Green Bay, Wis., and there’s a lot of buzz around the team regarding which roster spots need strengthening before the season starts.
The Green Bay Packers are shaping up for what could be a defining 2025 season, and one of the more intriguing storylines revolves around new cornerback Nate Hobbs.
Lloyd had to have been experiencing deja vu on Monday afternoon in training camp.
Over the course of his four seasons in the NFL, new Packers cornerback Nate Hobbs has played more than twice as many snaps in the slot than on the boundaries.
Keisean Nixon talked himself up this offseason. He now has the chance to back that talk up because he just became the Green Bay Packers' de facto CB1.
Defending the pass is something that all NFL defenses have to do. In this day and age, where passing games are taking priority, finding a litany of defensive backs to stand up to the challenge is an issue facing each franchise.
On Day 1 of NFL free agency, the Green Bay Packers signed former Las Vegas Raider CB Nate Hobbs to a 4 year, $48 million dollar deal. This was the second splash signing of free agency for Green Bay.
The Packers helped their secondary on day one of the NFL Free Agency period signing Nate Hobbs last week. Hobbs signed a 4 year, 48 million dollar contract with the Packers.
Mentioned as a player who could move toward the top tier of the slot cornerback market, Nate Hobbs has done so. The Packers are adding the four-year Raiders regular.
The Las Vegas Raiders have several important decisions to make when free agency begins this upcoming week. The Raiders have several of their own free agents set to hit the open market.
The 49ers made multiple inquiries on some big-ticket defenders before the trade deadline, discussing Brian Burns with the Panthers and Jaylon Johnson with the Bears. Chase Young ended up being San Francisco’s addition, but the team still tried to bolster its secondary last month.
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