Kelly Hallinan

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GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — Entering the NFL is never easy: a new team, a new city and a new playbook await every rookie. But for former Texas teammates Matthew Golden and Barryn Sorrell, joining the Green Bay Packers has come with a built-in support system — each other. “To be on the same team with him is truly cool,” Golden said. “The night before the draft, I went to Barryn's room, and we were talking, and we were looking outside the city where his room was, and we were just talking about football.

1 week ago | nbc26.com | Kelly Hallinan

GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — There was no shortage of energy on the first day of Packers rookie minicamp, and Georgia defensive lineman Warren Brinson stood out—not just for his play, but for his personality. Head coach Matt LaFleur said he encourages his players to be themselves. “I think we embrace everybody's personality," LaFleur said. "At the end of the day I want these guys to be themselves. I don't want robots. I want guys to be true to themselves.

2 weeks ago | nbc26.com | Kelly Hallinan

GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — Green Bay Gamblers forward Will Zellers has been named the 2024-25 United States Hockey League (USHL) Forward of the Year, becoming the first player in franchise history to receive the league’s top forward honor. The Maple Grove, Minnesota, native led the USHL with 44 goals and finished third overall in points, recording 71 in just 52 regular season games.

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MADISON (NBC 26) — For Hunter Wohler, the 2025 NFL Draft isn’t just a milestone in his football career — it’s a full-circle moment. The Muskego native and former Wisconsin Badgers safety has spent the past few months preparing for the biggest opportunity of his life, and it just so happens to be happening in his home state. "It's cool. It's definitely cool because there, well, I don't think there's going to be another draft in Green Bay while I'm still alive,” Wohler said.

3 weeks ago | nbc26.com | Kelly Hallinan

TITLETOWN (NBC 26) — The energy in Titletown is rising with just one day left until the NFL Draft. And one question looms over Lambeau: Will this be the year the Green Bay Packers finally take a wide receiver in the first round — for the first time since 2002? Texas receiver Matthew Golden might just be the answer. “You know, it would be a blessing, you know, to play with Jordan Love,” Golden said. “I feel like he's a great quarterback.