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The Packers will have to make many crucial decisions this offseason, but one of the most important ones is whether or not they retain Marcedes Lewis and Robert Tonyan for the 2021-2022 season. Both players bring different elements that made the Packers offense so effective last year. If the decision was simply to have these…


By now everyone has heard that the Packers put Jordy Nelson out to pasture. I knew this day was coming, so I can’t say I’m surprised. Needless to say, it still smarts. Age has never been an asset for anyone in professional football, and in this era, that expiration date is occurring younger and younger.…


Yes, another post about Mo Wilkerson. He’s on everyone’s lips today as he visits the Green Bay Packers in what will likely be the first of many speed dating visits around the NFL. My colleague Sean Blashe has an excellent article from earlier today on why the Packers should get Wilkerson to sign on the…


No, I really haven’t done a lot of draft research yet. Like you I’m currently enthralled with things called twizzles and a Double McTwist 1260 to sit down and do some research. But that doesn’t stop me from already forming opinions. But with Ted Thompson stepping down this offseason, this is entirely Brian Gutekunst’s draft.…


Here’s the deal, I like Brett Hundley. He’s a nice kid. He fits the Matt Flynn role of partner in crime for some pretty spectacular QB photobombs for the weekly captain’s picture. He’s even been seen running around in one of those inflatable T-Rex costumes. But, and this is a huge but, he wasn’t that…


I swear this will be the last time I write about famed Packers Guard Jerry Kramer (okay, I probably lied. If things go well on Saturday, I may write something in August from Canton.) But let’s stop for a moment and quote the great philosopher and 2017 Canton inductee K. Greene: It is time. Seriously,…


I figured the writing was on the wall that Eliot Wolf’s days were numbered in Green Bay as soon as Brian Gutekunst was selected from within the Packers’ organization to succeed Ted Thompson as the team’s general manager. This was only solidified more when Russ Ball was subsequently named the executive vice president and director…