Zach Kruse

3 days ago | packerswire.usatoday.com | Zach Kruse

NFL.com's Eric Edholm picked the Green Bay Packers as one of his 10 "most complete" teams entering the 2025, and while Edholm doesn't see many "major red flags," there are caveats to the Packers' positioning as one of the best rosters this season. Can a good team on the cusp take the next step? Brian Gutekunst's draft strategy -- especially in the post-Aaron Rodgers era -- has created a young and talented roster that has made back-to-back playoff appearances and should be ready to compete in 2025.

3 days ago | packerswire.usatoday.com | Zach Kruse

The player picked by Pro Football Focus as the Green Bay Packers' bounce-back candidate in 2025 is probably the most important player on Matt LaFleur's team entering the season. It's quarterback Jordan Love, who dealt with a Week 1 knee injury, a midseason groin injury and inconsistency at wide receiver during an up and down year that felt like a step back from his first season as a starter.

5 days ago | packerswire.usatoday.com | Zach Kruse

The Green Bay Packers will formally transition from Mark Murphy to Ed Policy as the team's CEO and president during the annual shareholders meeting, which is set for Friday, July 25 inside Lambeau Field. The mandatory retirement age of 70 arrives for Murphy on July 13. He has served as CEO and president of the Packers since Jan. 28, 2008. "I look forward to Ed taking over leadership of the Packers.

6 days ago | packerswire.usatoday.com | Zach Kruse

Extra time with the JUGS machine was the remedy of choice for Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jayden Reed after a 2024 season that featured too many drops. After Wednesday's OTA session, Reed said he's been using the JUGS machine -- a mechanical throwing device used by all NFL teams -- every day this offseason. “Drops was a problem for me last year,” Reed said, via Matt Schneidman of The Athletic. “I’ve been on the JUGS machine every day this offseason.

1 week ago | packerswire.usatoday.com | Zach Kruse

The Green Bay Packers released first-year defensive end Jeremiah Martin to make room for rookie receiver Sam Brown Jr., who was signed to the team's 90-man offseason roster on Thursday. Martin, 25, signed to the Packers practice squad in December of last year. He was retained with a futures deal in January. An injury might have played a role in his release; Martin wasn't available to practice with the team during Wednesday's OTA session open to the media.