Photos: Green Bay Packers put in offseason work during organized team activities
Get an early look at the newest members of the Green and Gold as Packers rookies and veterans hit the field for practice Tuesday in Green Bay.
The Green Bay-area native trying to make good for the team he grew up cheering for hit a turning point midway through his rookie season and he believes his confident approach has made him a "different player."
“We’ll figure all that stuff out. I think if Yosh works at it, Yosh can do whatever he wants,” new line coach Luke Butkus said. “He’s going to have an opportunity.”
Rasul Douglas played for five teams in two seasons before having a breakout year in Green Bay, leading the Packers in interceptions. He hopes to have found his "forever" home.
Aaron Rodgers is coming off back-to-back MVPs and made good on a promise when he arrived Monday for this week's team minicamp.
It was an exercise in trying to ‘keep the star-struckness off of the field.’
“Jarran’s a guy you can see the talent. I mean, you can see why he was, what, an early second-round pick?” Packers coach Matt LaFleur said, accurately recalling Reed was the 49th overall pick in the 2016 NFL draft out of Alabama. “He definitely brings an element in terms of his ability to rush the passer from inside, which we need. You can never have enough pass rushers."
Green Bay's running back duo, which combined for 2,306 total yards from scrimmage and 17 touchdowns last season, could prove absolutely vital for an offense that may experience some early season growing pains
Packers by position: Having dealt away NFL’s best receiver, Packers know wideout group has potential
When four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers was asked about the Packers' receiver group during his two-practice visit to Green Bay for the team’s mandatory minicamp in early June, his answer was — revelatory.
While beloved veteran Marcedes Lewis will once again be relied upon to deliver leadership, sound run-blocking and the occasional crucial catch, it’ll be up to a group of largely unproven players to pick up the slack.
The big question is when — or if — QB Aaron Rodgers will have the Packers' cornerstone linemen protecting him this season, with both working back from the same injury: A torn ACL in the left knee.
The Packers used one of their two first-round draft picks to add to their defensive line, which was led by Kenny Clark and may be the deepest group in position coach Jerry Montgomery's tenure.
It’s hard for anyone to look at the team’s depth chart at outside linebacker behind that duo and feel confident that the group could effectively absorb the loss of one of those starters.
Going from off-the-street June pick-up to the All-Pro team, Campbell was a game-changer not just in terms of productivity, but stabilizing the defense as a whole.
After the unit's abysmal performance last season, the former Raiders interim head coach has his work cut out for him as Green Bay wants the special teams to help them win games, not just avoid having them lose games.
Three starting-caliber cornerbacks and a pair of top-notch safeties has the Packers' secondary as a key strength to preseason hype for a top-of-the-league defensive unit.
After three years as the team’s offensive line coach, Adam Stenavich had been promoted during the offseason — his first time being a coordinator.
Check out the scene from the practice field as the Packers returned from the long weekend to run training camp drills Tuesday in Green Bay.
