Jamal Reynolds was supposed to add depth to the Packers defensive line. So much so the Packers traded up 7 spots to grab the defensive lineman in the 2001 draft. But Reynolds didn’t pan out to be what the Packers thought he could be. With the draft a few weeks away we’ll look at first…
Keisean Nixon Cannot Be the Green Bay Packers’ CB1
The Green Bay Packers have already moved on from several veteran players this offseason, but there’s at least one more change that needs to be made, and that change revolves around Keisean Nixon. Whether it’s finding a replacement or adjusting his role, Nixon simply hasn’t been good enough as the Packers top cornerback for the…
Evaluating the Packers Core Needs in the Draft
As the league gears up for the draft, it is important to evaluate how the Packers will address the roster. The Packers are set to have seven selections. Most notably, they will not pick in the first round due to trading for Micah Parsons. Micah Parsons fills in gaps for the defense and has proven…
Packers: Breakdown of the Latest Mock Drafts
Well, well, well – it seems like we have officially arrived to April. Of course, this means it just so happens to be NFL Draft month! And as we get closer to the NFL Draft, mock drafts will come flying from every direction! I, for one, love this time of year, but it does seem…
The Green Bay Packers biggest needs right now are at corner and defensive line depth. While results have fluctuated a bit, the mock draft I did earlier this week (shown below) has been the pairing that’s consistently fallen to me. While I expect Collin Olliver and Barryn Sorrell to step up while Micah gets back…
The Packers Are the Big Winner of the New PUP Rule
The Annual NFL Owner Meetings took place this past week in Phoenix, AZ. All 32 owners, head coaches, and general managers were in attendance. On Tuesday, the NFL owners voted to amend the return to practice start date for players who begin the year on the PUP, Physically Unable to Perform, list. This could be…
Could 2026 Be Josh Jacobs Final Season in Green Bay?
Earlier this week, Brian Gutekunst met with the media at the NFL Owners Meetings, offering insight into the Green Bay Packers’ offseason priorities. Much of the discussion focused on Micah Parsons, Tucker Kraft’s recovery, free agency, and the upcoming draft. But one answer stood out. When asked about the running back room—and whether the Packers needed a true No. 2…