The Green Bay Packers entered the 2024 NFL draft looking to take the next step. They were coming off a season where they finished 9-8, but optimism was flying high after winning a road playoff game in Dallas and pushing the San Francisco 49ers to the brink of elimination. The Packers augmented their roster by signing Xavier McKinney and Josh Jacobs in free agency before turning their attention to the draft. They got instant impact from some of th

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As the new NFL season kicked off last month, the Green Bay Packers were once again somewhat active with regard to shaping its roster for the coming year. While it is always more fun to look at the new players who are brought in, Green Bay’s free agency really revolved around who was heading out. In total, Green Bay said farewell to seven players who regularly saw time as rotation pieces. The first of those departures was running back AJ Dillon.

The NFL draft is finally here. Soon, the days of mock drafts will be gone. We will no longer be talking about who teams could possibly draft.

When the new NFL year started March 12, the Green Bay Packers again followed the trend of filling holes but staying somewhat quiet. This offseason, general manager Brian Gutekunst and the Packers front office did not make any splash signings or trades, but instead they opted to upgrade some of the team’s deficiencies from last season. The first player Green Bay signed was offensive lineman Aaron Banks, who played his first five seasons in the NFL

The Packers know their home and road opponents for 2025, with a complete schedule yet to be announced. For next season, the NFC North is matched with the NFC East and AFC North, so all teams in the NFC North will play all teams in those two divisions. In addition, the Packers finished third in the NFC North, so they will face the third-place teams in the NFC South, NFC West and AFC West. Here’s how it breaks down, with the full schedule of dates