Chris Lempesis is back with part four, the grand finale, of his annual four-part series examining the season that was for the Green Bay Packers and also taking a look at the offseason that lies ahead. In this episode, he examines the play of Green Bay’s cornerbacks, safeties and specialists. He tells you which corners…
We are about to witness the beginning of a new chapter for the Green Bay Packers. The Packers may start a season without a Hall of Fame talent for the first time in over 30 years. Jordan Love is set to be the Packers’ starting quarterback. There aren’t even any starting wide receivers rostered who…
May 20, 2022
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Greg Meinholz
Packers Safety Competition Should be Fun to Watch
If there’s one position Packer fans haven’t been too worried about this offseason, it’s the Safety position. Why should they? Adrian Amos and Darnell Savage both started all 17 games of the regular season and started the lone playoff game. They both rank 1st and 2nd for the most snaps logged by a defensive player…
May 6, 2022
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Mike Price
Post-Draft Packer Free Agent Prospects
The draft, and all related drama, has come and gone. That means it’s time to get excited about free agents who the team will never sign for the next ten months. Who are the best Packer free agent prospects? Let’s go over a few while also ranking which positions need a signing the most. Safeties…
April 11, 2022
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Michael Johrendt
Packers 2022 NFL Draft Preview: Defensive Backs
Both cornerback and defensive back are seen as extremely strong positional groups in the 2022 NFL Draft, and while the Green Bay Packers are strong in both areas, they certainly could use some young reinforcements. With how the league is trending, teams can never have too many players in their secondaries ready to slow down…
March 7, 2019
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Brandon Carwile
2019 Free Agency Is Loaded at Safety
The Packers have no excuse not to find an upgrade at safety in 2019 free agency. At least 10 players set to hit the open market would probably be better than Josh Jones, Kentrell Brice, and a soon to be 36-year-old Tramon Williams. Here are some of those safeties that would help the Packers defense…
February 21, 2019
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Brandon Carwile
Three Safeties the Packers Should Target in the Draft
The Packers could very likely sign a safety in free agency, find one in the draft, or do both. Tramon Williams is rapidly approaching 36 years of age and they are getting shaky play out of any run support safety. Kentrell Brice and Josh Jones have shown the ability to play in the box but…