The Green Bay Packers roll into this week’s NFL draft with just a few roster holes. Chief among those might be the cornerback position. Nate Hobbs was just released, Carrington Valentine still can’t tackle, Bo Melton is a WR again, Kamal Hadden is rehabbing a broken leg, and Keisean Nixon is your CB1 at the…
Draft week is finally here for the Packers. The NFL offseason is long and drawn out. Last season, this weekend was buzzing as the Packers hosted the draft. With no first-round pick due to the Micah Parsons trade, the excitement can be a bit dulled. However, there are still plenty of players who can benefit…
The NFL Draft kicks off on Thursday night in Pittsburgh, PA! The Green Bay Packers’ first pick doesn’t come until number 52 in the second round. Even with such a late first selection, things couldn’t be more exciting! So, amid that excitement, my friend (a Chiefs fan) and I met virtually a week before the…
In this episode of No Huddle Radio, the crew dives headfirst into the latest buzz surrounding the Green Bay Packers, breaking down the fallout from the Dontayvion Wicks trade rumors and what it could mean for the team’s offensive identity moving forward. No Huddle Radio brings its signature in-depth analysis and fan-first perspective as hosts…
The Packers have made another solid move during the offseason to address concerns from the last couple years. This time it’s not a veteran player or a star rookie, but a 19 year coach who is well regarded in strength and conditioning, Jake Flint. The Packers have been ravaged by injuries in recent years. Hopefully…
In this episode of Packers Weekly, the crew dives headfirst into the trenches to break down the “big nasties” of the 2026 NFL Draft class. Packers Weekly is your go-to source for authentic, no-nonsense Green Bay Packers analysis, and this week’s show is all about the foundation of winning football—dominance in the trenches. . Hosts…
The NFL Draft is just over a week away. While the Green Bay Packers do not own their first round pick, they do still have eight picks to work with. Rather than trying to break down what those picks might look like, lets instead just focus on the Packers first pick, #52 overall. Going through…