Photo by Ric Tapia/Getty Images Green Bay added an athletic defensive lineman on Thursday, as they said goodbye to a rookie free agent signing. NFL reporter Aaron Wilson broke the news on Thursday that the Green Bay Packers had signed former San Francisco 49ers defensive tackle Spencer Waege via the waiver wire. With a roster at capacity, the Packers complied with their 91-man off-season roster limit by letting go of defensive tackle Rodney Mathews. Despite being named an FCS All-American several times during his college career, Waege went undrafted in 2023, leading to the 49ers signing him as ..read more

Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images Despite the rumors of Zach Tom being viewed as an elite center in their eyes, Green Bay appears to be rolling with Myers in 2024. Last month, ESPN’s Rob Demovsky reported that the Green Bay Packers consider Zach Tom a potential Hall-of-Fame center. When the team turned in their 2024 first-round pick for a tackle, Jordan Morgan, who could potentially displace one of the Packers’ starting tackles in the starting lineup, many wondered what this would mean for incumbent starting center Josh Myers. A former second-round pick, Myers has been graded out by Pro Footb ..read more

Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images Bolstered with a new weapon in the backfield and some new faces on the line, Green Bay’s offense is looking to keep the trend line pointing upward. The Green Bay Packers had one of the most surprising second-half performances in all of football last season. Jordan Love’s breakout — and that of the rest of the team’s impressively young offense — buoyed the team to a playoff berth, a playoff win, and nearly to a spot in the NFC Championship Game. The Packers’ defense saw more major changes, of course. A new coordinator, several new assistant coaches, and three ..read more

John Sleezer/Kansas City Star/Tribune News Service via Getty Images With Monte Harrison trying out football, who do you think could make the transition to football? In honor of Monte Harrison, a former Milwaukee Brewers prospect who is returning to college football as a 29-year-old freshman wide receiver, we wanted to have a little bit of fun with this one. This was the prompt we asked the Acme Packing Company crew: Which out-of-work athlete would you like to see on the gridiron? Here are the responses: Justis Mike Tyson and Jon “Bones” Jones Jon hardly fights anymore and I want to see if he ..read more

Mark Hoffman?Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK Things are looking promising in Green Bay. It’s completely obvious, of course, but it’s still amazing how much things have changed in a short time in Green Bay. A year ago the ink was barely dry on the trade terms that sent Aaron Rodgers out of Green Bay. The Packers had committed to Jordan Love, but it’s hard to say they really knew what they had in their first-year starter. Heck, almost exactly three years ago, Brian Gutekunst said (on record!) that Love had “a long way to go.” But here we are, heading into year two of the Love era ..read more

Jerry Lai-USA TODAY Sports According to former Packers scout Eliot Wolf, the team was ready to make him the 27th pick of the 1996 draft. Unfortunately, he was drafted 26th. It’s not often that the name of a Green Bay Packers front office member, outside of the general manager, is recognizable to the fan base. A major exception to that rule, during his time with the Packers, was Eliot Wolf — who spent the 2004 through 2017 seasons with the team. The son of Ron Wolf, the former Green Bay general manager who brought the team a Super Bowl during the 1996 season, was tabbed as a potential Ted Thomp ..read more

Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images Three players appear to be competing for two tackle positions this summer. The question is just which returning starter will Jordan Morgan displace, if any? Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Green Bay Packers fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Following the 2024 NFL Draft, which saw the Packers spend their first-round pick on Arizona tackle Jordan Morgan, Green Bay head coach Matt LaFleur stated that left tackle is ..read more

Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin / USA TODAY NETWORK How does the personnel fit with what Hafley has traditionally done? What does Hafley even want to do? And why? The 2024 NFL Draft is now in the rearview mirror, and the Green Bay Packers came away with a massive haul of eleven new players, just over half of whom fall on the defensive side in the ball, including two very likely starters in linebacker Edgerrin Cooper and safety Javon Bullard. With the Packers roster now at a full 90 and very little left on the veteran free agent market, the roster you see today is likely the roster Green ..read more

Rich Barnes-USA TODAY Sports Adam Stenavich and Jeff Hafley had plenty to say on Monday. Rookie minicamp gives us more than a first look at the rookies: it gives us the first reaction from the Packers’ coaches to seeing those rookies on the field. And frankly, that matters a whole lot more. As much as I like seeing the reactions on social media about who did and didn’t look good, it’s a lot more interesting to hear from the guys responsible for getting the most out of these players on the field. Although you wouldn’t expect them to say anything else, it’s still encouraging to hear the Packers ..read more

Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images The front office swapped out three players for three standouts from the team’s rookie minicamp tryout. The Green Bay Packers announced a flurry of moves on Monday, as they have made changes to their roster following last week’s rookie minicamp. The Packers released cornerback Anthony Johnson — not to be confused with 2023 draft pick safety Anthony Johnson Jr. — and defensive end Deandre Johnson. They also waived receiver Thyrick Pitts with an injury designation. None of those three players had ever played regular season or postseason snaps for the Packers ..read more