Rob Reischel
Sports Editor. and Sports Reporter at Forbes
Sports Editor at Mount Horeb Mail
Author of 8 books on the Green Bay Packers. Sports Editor at News Publishing Co. Cover the GBP for https://t.co/5y7IgMs9dE and Conley Media.
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5 days ago |
forbes.com | Rob Reischel
The NFL Draft begins April 24 and the Green Bay Packers have the 23rd pick in the first round. Between now and then, I’ll examine Green Bay’s current situation at each position and how likely the Packers are to take a player for that group. Today, we’ll look at the defensive ends. Part 6: DEFENSIVE ENDPACKERS DEPTH CHARTBy now, you know what seventh-year man Rashan Gary is. A try-hard player who’s a bridesmaid far more than the bride. Gary traditionally ranks among the league-leaders in pressures.
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6 days ago |
forbes.com | Rob Reischel
The NFL Draft begins April 24 and the Green Bay Packers have the 23rd pick in the first round. Between now and then, I’ll examine Green Bay’s current situation at each position and how likely the Packers are to take a player for that group. Today, we’ll look at the offensive line. Part 5: OFFENSIVE LINEPACKERS DEPTH CHARTGreen Bay has six starting caliber offensive linemen in Zach Tom, Elgton Jenkins, Aaron Banks, Sean Rhyan, Rasheed Walker and Jordan Morgan.
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6 days ago |
forbes.com | Rob Reischel
The Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers meet every four years, and it’s always one of the NFL’s marquee matchups. The interest level could rise to new heights this season if the game features a Jordan Love vs. Aaron Rodgers battle. Love sat behind Rodgers for three seasons, before taking over as the Packers’ starter in 2023. Love has led Green Bay to the playoffs in both of his seasons as a starter, including a trip to divisional playoffs in 2023.
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6 days ago |
gmtoday.com | Rob Reischel
Wide receiver. Cornerback. Defensive end. Wash. Rinse. Repeat. It seems these positional groups have been need areas for the Green Bay Packers since Brian Gutekunst became general manager in 2018. Don’t look now, but when the NFL draft begins next Thursday, those will once again be the areas the Packers are most likely to address. Green Bay, which went 11-7 overall last season and lost in an NFC Wild Card game, has a solid roster.
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1 week ago |
gmtoday.com | Rob Reischel
WAUKESHA — Cal Weber is a bundle of energy. And Catholic Memorial’s baseball team can often feed off Weber’s liveliness. Take Tuesday night, for example, when the Crusaders trailed host Waukesha South 4-2 heading to the fifth inning at Frame Park. "I told the boys when it was 4-2 that we’re winning this game," Weber said. "All I’m thinking is that we’re winning this game.
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My #Packers 'Draft By Position' series continues with a look at the WRs ... what Green Bay needs and who might be available. Teaser: this is Green Bay's #1 need. Story here at @ForbesSports https://t.co/R6PJPTCl6U
