In light of the Jaire Alexander fiasco, one of the Green Bay Packers’ biggest offseason acquisitions was cornerback Nate Hobbs. While the Packers are excited to see Hobbs on the field in 2025, the team’s newest defender has not gotten off to the best start in training camp.
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.
The Green Bay Packers practiced in pads for the first time on Monday and already the team has learned a lot about their rookies and the other new additions to the roster.
Green Bay Packers defensive back Nate Hobbs seems to be having trouble managing his energy and aggressiveness in training camp. He was previously given
The Green Bay Packers have made the the NFL Playoffs in each of the past two seasons, each with Jordan Love as their starting quarterback following Aaron Rodgers‘ 15-year run under center.
The Green Bay Packers added a boost to their pass defense in the offseason when they signed defensive back Nate Hobbs via free agency. The team signed him to a four-year, $48 million contract last May.
The second day of training camp was a strong period for the Green Bay Packers defense. The unit dominated the red-zone activity, and one of the best performers was cornerback Nate Hobbs.
Nate Hobbs may be among the newest members of the Green Bay Packers but he is on the same page as everyone – that this season is the time for them to level it up.
It’s always been about winning the Super Bowl for the Green Bay Packers. They were considered among the contenders for the Vince Lombardi Trophy in the 2024 NFL season, but they ultimately fell short of that goal. Green Bay went 11-6 in the regular season and earned a ticket to the playoffs.
One of the most significant changes the Las Vegas Raiders have undergone is in their defensive backfield as they have replaced several starters on the unit.
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.
The Green Bay Packers surprisingly released cornerback Jaire Alexander last month, and while Alexander’s roster spot had been in question all offseason long, it came at a rather awkward time.
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
As longtime starting cornerback Jaire Alexander‘s future with the team remains in question, the Packers have had to put together a depth chart under the assumption that he won’t be on it.
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.