The “Dead Zone” is behind us, the Packers squad is back on the field, and life is good. Competition amongst the skill positions is in full swing. The Defensive Back room is certainly one that many have their eyes on. The outside corners are all making their case for the starting roles. However, I again…
Packers Weekly is back, and Green Bay Packers training camp is finally here! With real football just around the corner, Myles Teteak and Tim Hamilton break down the biggest position battles that will shape the Packers’ 2026 season. From roster bubble candidates to heated competitions at wide receiver, cornerback, linebacker, and the offensive line, this…
No Huddle Radio is back with another in-depth Green Bay Packers discussion as training camp finally arrives! Are the Packers truly good enough at quarterback, safety, and special teams to make a legitimate Super Bowl run, or are there hidden weaknesses that could derail the season? In this episode, Gil Martin and Sean Tehan break…
We are just a week away from the Packers beginning training camp. Once that happens, the main focus of fans and those that cover the team will be on what happens on that practice field. For now though, we have a chance to look at the money the Packers have paid out to players from…
Packers Weekly is breaking down one of the biggest surprises of the Green Bay Packers offseason: Devonte Wyatt’s new 4-year, $57 million contract extension. Did Brian Gutekunst make a brilliant long-term investment in one of Green Bay’s most disruptive defensive linemen, or is this a risky gamble that could come back to haunt the franchise?…
No Huddle Radio is back with another can’t-miss episode breaking down the latest Green Bay Packers news as training camp draws closer! This week, Gil Martin and Sean Tehan react to the Packers extending linebacker Isaiah McDuffie while diving deep into two of the team’s most intriguing position groups: running backs and cornerbacks. Which players…
Jordan Love was left out of ESPN’s top 10 quarterbacks for 2026, but his production, playmaking and proven success show why he belongs at No. 7 or No. 8.