With Jaire Alexander now gone, we rank the 15 most important Packers players on defense based on their impact. Plus we discuss what to do with the additional cap space and the imminent takeover as President by Ed Policy. All this and more on this week’s No Huddle Radio with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin.…
As the Packers head into the true dead part of the offseason, it is time to turn the page on this summer’s positional battle series to the Green Bay offensive line. The 2025 Packers will feature a new look offensive line compared to the 2024 Packers. The Packers are set at right tackle, center, and…
Jaire Alexander officially signed with the Baltimore Ravens just nine days after being released by the Green Bay Packers. The Ravens broke the news by posting a video of Alexander reuniting with his good friend and former college teammate, Lamar Jackson. The deal is reportedly a 1 year contract worth $4 million. Alexander can earn…
Before we get started with this it’s important to acknowledge something. Nobody knows anything. Not the media, not the coaches, not the players, when it comes to finding meaning in early minicamps. The Packers are no different. Players that showed out this last week may not even make the team, players that looked bad might…
EPISODE 100!!! Not sure how we got here, but sure glad we did. We’ve got a special guest dropping in tonight. The man responsible for starting this podcast! It’s time to have some fun and talk about just how good we think this 2025 version of the Green Bay Packers can be. Only the most…
Isaiah Simmons has had an interesting NFL career so far. The former first round pick was selected 8th overall in 2020 to the Arizona Cardinals. Simmons spent his first three seasons there where he had decent seasons in 2021 and 2022. But once the Cardinals hired Jonathan Gannon as the head coach in 2023, Simmons…
According to Spotrac.com, the Green Bay Packers have the seventh most cap space available in the NFL. Green Bay has $35,906,952 in their top 51 cap space. That sounds pretty fantastic! But the Packers and every other team in the league operate a yearly business and that available cap space will be drastically different next…
