No Huddle Radio is back with another deep dive into the Green Bay Packers, and this episode tackles one of the biggest questions heading into training camp: Does Green Bay have enough depth on the offensive line and at edge rusher to compete for a championship? With training camp just around the corner, the hosts…
With Defensive Coordinator Jonathan Gannon in the building, the Packers are looking to revamp their defense in 2026. Last year’s plague of injuries decimated the disruption that the Packers defensive front was showing early in the season. While we are all hoping for a speedy return for Micah Parsons, there’s another big return that should…
Throughout this offseason, the Packers and Tucker Kraft have been working towards a long term extension. This extension will be a life changing financial raise for Kraft. It is unknown of when the two sides expect to complete the deal. However, all signs are pointing to an agreement taking place at some point in the…
Packers Weekly is back with one of the biggest debates facing the Green Bay Packers heading into the 2026 season: are the Packers legitimate contenders, or will Micah Parsons’ injury absence expose them as pretenders? In this live episode, Miles Teddick and Tim Hamilton dive deep into the latest reports surrounding Parsons’ recovery timeline and…
We’ve entered the worst time of the year for Packers fans, and NFL fans in general. Player movement has mostly come to an end, and there are no minicamps or OTAs remaining. It’s basically the time you spend hoping a star player doesn’t break a bone after getting caught in an unfortunate zoo escape incident.…
The Packers claimed Luke Lachey off of waivers last week adding another tight end to the mix in an already crowed room. The former Iowa tight end has been on the Packers radar for quite some time. Lachey has had an interesting path to get to the Packers. He originally was claimed off of waivers…
In a salary cap league like the NFL, every dollar spent matters. Even just one or two bad contracts can sink an entire franchise to a point of no return. Just ask the Cleveland Browns. Now obviously, the Green Bay Packers have not had any recent contracts that returned negative value quite to that extent.…
