As we discussed earlier this week, the Green Bay Packers don’t have many absolute needs going into this offseason. Could the team use a talent infusion in the draft? Always, but few positions scream “absolutely need,” with the major exception being quarterback, because the Packers are unlikely to re-sign quarterback Malik Willis — considering his expected $5 million to $8 million per year range.

For example, I could see the team adding talent to the cornerback and defensive tackle rooms, but I can also see the team saying, “Hey, we have these NFL-caliber guys on cheap contracts; Why are we...

We already talked about the Green Bay Packers’ passing game as a whole, but I wanted to take a deeper look at a play that could potentially have changed the complexion of the game. It goes down as an incomplete pass to receiver Romeo Doubs early in the 2nd quarter on 3rd & 6. The Packers led 3-0 at the time, and Brandon McManus would kick a field goal on the next play to push their lead to 6-0.

Here’s the play in question:

At the time, my thought was that the throw was a bit high and behind, but...

According to Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs, and comments made by head coach Matt LaFleur in the pre-practice press conference, Jacobs re-injured his knee against the Denver Broncos on Sunday on the same toss play that tight end Josh Whyle was concussed on. On Tuesday, the Packers’ first day of practice this week, Jacobs was listed by the team as a non-participant in the team’s walkthrough. According to LaFleur, Green Bay had a walkthrough on Wednesday and is expected to have a modified practice on Wednesday, as the team attempts to rest bodies while getting ready for the...

The Green Bay Packers lost to the Denver Broncos this weekend, but more importantly, the team lost pass-rusher Micah Parsons for the rest of the season with a torn ACL. Expectations have adjusted from the Packers being a true playoff contender in a weak postseason slate to having a puncher’s chance in individual games in the role of the spoiler. So, how have analysts’ power rankings changed to reflect that? Let’s take a look.

Green Bay Packers Power Rankings

• USA Today: 7th

In general, the Packers fell from about a top-5 team to a top-10 team across the...

The Green Bay Packers seem like they’re prepared to shut down running back MarShawn Lloyd, who has only played one game in the two years since the Packers turned in a third-round pick for him. Lloyd injured his hamstring this summer, leading to him being placed on the injured reserve at the roster cutdown deadline. Since returning, Lloyd has been dealing with a calf injury. Last week, though, Lloyd was also given a hamstring designation on the injury report.

When asked about the situation on Tuesday, Green Bay head coach Matt LaFleur said the team is still searching for answers...

It’s that time of the year. Teams are trying to punch in their cards for the postseason. As of now, only two teams are promised a spot in the playoffs: the NFC’s Los Angeles Rams (11-3) and the AFC’s Denver Broncos (12-2).

Nine other teams have the opportunity to clinch a playoff spot in Week 16, though, which just goes to show you how big the splits are for teams on the right or wrong side of the playoff race right now. One of those nine is the Green Bay Packers.

Here’s how the Packers can get in. There are...

Every week, we use this space to look at the Green Bay Packers’ passing game from the previous week, so let’s get to it.

It was a tale of two halves for Jordan Love. He looked unstoppable in the 1st half, going 17/22 (77.3%) for 215 yards (9.8 YPA) and 1 TD (122.4 QB Rating). He also had 6 explosive plays through the air (gains of 16+ yards).

In the 2nd half, he was 7/18 (38.9%) for 32 yards (1.8 YPA), 0 TDs & 2 INTS (7.4 QB Rating). He had 1 explosive play through the air. There are a...

The Packers are down, but not out.

Yes, the road ahead got a lot harder this week, but there’s still some reason for hope as the Packers come down the home stretch.

For better or for worse, they largely control their own destiny. As long as they keep winning, they’ll more than likely end up in the playoffs. What they do in the playoffs is a lot harder to sort out with Micah Parsons sidelined for the remainder of the year (and possibly some of 2026, too), but they can get there.

And even without Parsons, that should be the...

With the recent injuries to the Green Bay Packers, I noticed a lot of you have already started talking about the 2026 season. With that in mind, let’s take a deeper dive into what the 2026 roster looks like right now. Between players under contract (excluding the expected cap casualty of Elgton Jenkins and exclusive rights free agents (more on them later), the Packers should return 44 members of their active roster next season, giving them nine open spots on the 53-man roster in 2026.

Before we touch on who is in or out for next season, though, let’s quickly...

We’re all in various stages of grief right now over the loss of pass rusher Micah Parsons, so I want to open up debate about what the rest of the season looks like for you. I’ve accepted that the Green Bay Packers’ 2025 season hasn’t gone as planned. With tight end Tucker Kraft, center Elgton Jenkins, Parsons and defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt now finishing the year on the injured reserve, I just don’t think there’s enough left in the tank for the Packers to pull off four extra playoff victories at the end of the season, assuming that they’ll make...

NFL draft prospects have until January 14th to declare for the 2026 draft, but some of these players are already making their decisions clear. So far, 24 players have already declared for April’s draft, which is a fairly significant amount considering how few underclassmen have come out in recent years.

From 2019 to 2021, before the extra eligibility for Covid seasons, NIL payments and the transfer portal really started to kick in, the league averaged 126 underclassmen declarations per class. From 2023 t0 2025, though, that number dropped to just an average of 70, 56 fewer underclassmen per class and...

In what is more a formality than anything else, the extent of Micah Parsons’ knee injury has now been confirmed. He did indeed suffer a torn ACL in his left knee on Sunday in Denver, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

The injury took place during the third quarter, with Parsons applying pressure to Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix. Parsons, who was not engaged with another player, tried to change direction while stepping to his left and he immediately came up hobbling, eventually falling to the ground in pain. The circumstances of the injury led to immediate speculation about ligament...