Tom Silverstein
Sports Reporter at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Reporter at Packers News
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter / Green Bay Packers beat reporter/ Former president and proud member of @MKENewsGuild/
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1 week ago |
jsonline.com | Tom Silverstein
GREEN BAY – The Green Bay Packers intend to add variety to their defense in 2025. It was first made apparent when coach Matt LaFleur talked about coordinator Jeff Hafley expanding his defense in his second year to include more personnel groups from which to send pressure at quarterbacks. It was reiterated over the past week when the Packers added some hybrid edge rusher / linebacker / safety-types through veteran free agency, the draft and undrafted free agency.
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1 week ago |
packersnews.com | Tom Silverstein
GREEN BAY – The Green Bay Packers signed six of their eight draft choices in time for the start of their May 2-3 rookie minicamp. The Packers announced that their third- through sixth-round picks and both seventh-round selections, along with 10 undrafted free agents, were signed. Those draft picks who have not signed yet are still able to take part in the minicamp and are protected by injury agreements.
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1 week ago |
packersnews.com | Tom Silverstein
The Green Bay Packers did not exercise the fifth-year option on inside linebacker Quay Walker, but it doesn’t mean they intend to let him walk in free agency after this season. A source said that Walker’s fifth-year option was not picked up in time for the May 1 deadline, unlike his teammate and fellow 2022 first-round pick Devonte Wyatt.
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2 weeks ago |
jsonline.com | Tom Silverstein
GREEN BAY – The 2025 NFL Draft is over and the Green Bay Packers have the bulk of the roster they’ll bring to training camp in place. There will be a few additions along the way, but it’s possible to paint a picture of what some of the biggest position battles will be when Packers camp opens in July. Here’s a look at some positions where competition will be the fiercest:Left tackle: Will recent high draft picks challenge Rasheed Walker?
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2 weeks ago |
jsonline.com | Tom Silverstein
The Green Bay Packers prioritized bolstering their offensive line in the offseason. The Packers added size to their offensive line to compete with teams like the Eagles and Lions. The team's offensive struggles late last season highlighted the need for improvement in the trenches. GREEN BAY – The Green Bay Packers saw the offseason differently than you did. If you believed their priority was improving their pass rush, they proved it wasn’t.
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