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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…


The Green Bay Packers have officially hired a defensive coordinator, ex-Cleveland Browns head coach Mike Pettine. While Pettine is more of a base 3-4 coach, he’s known for using various concepts and looks as a head coach and defensive coordinator. Among those concepts are variations on the traditional 4-3 defense. Pettine defense's have been successful…


After an exciting weekend of hires for the Green Bay Packers, it’s time to start thinking about roster changes for the offseason. The NFL is certainly a copycat league, and there was one common thread among the 8 teams who played this weekend: explosive Running Backs. Christian McCaffrey, Alvin Kamara, Mark Ingram, LeSean McCoy, Leonard…


The firings continue at Lambeau Field, and now it’s the offensive side of things that is getting the pink slips. Along with longtime coach Edgar Bennett, it appears that quarterbacks coach Alex Van Pelt is among those that were let go yesterday. This means Aaron Rodgers will be working with yet again another quarterback whisperer.…


There seems to be some uncertainty in Green Bay Packers’ coaching staff for next season, but one thing we know for sure is they will have a new Defensive Coordinator. There are a lot of names being thrown around, but most of those coaches favor a 3-4 system. I wanted to take a look at…


There is a very strong chance that General Manager Ted Thompson will keep his job through the 2018 NFL Draft. However, after a disappointing season and growing concerns about the ability to surround Aaron Rodgers with the needed talent to win Super Bowls, it is worth looking at potential replacements: Eliot Wolf – Packers Director…


With only one game remaining in the season and half the starting lineup either on the injury report or injured reserve, it’s time to look to the Spring of 2018 for the Packers. That means the Draft, where the team will make the most noise as they try to bounce back from a nightmarish 2017.…