Zach Rapport

3 weeks ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Zach Rapport

Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images On paper, Green Bay Packers wide receiver Romeo Doubs has been a solid producer. Scoring 15 touchdowns on 147 catches in three seasons is nothing to sneeze at, particularly in an offense with a run-first approach and a crowded stable of “guys” at wide receiver. But life isn’t lived on paper. His taciturn, internalized nature came to a simmer in 2024 in an episode that saw him withdraw from team activities before being suspended by the team.

1 month ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Zach Rapport

Tork Mason / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images When the news broke that the Green Bay Packers were shopping a rule change to the league that would ban the tush push (the infamous quarterback-sneak-adjacent play made notorious by the Philadelphia Eagles), the reaction from many pundits and opposing fans was swift. “Sour grapes.”“Wimpy.”“Hate the play?

1 month ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Zach Rapport

Mark Hoffman/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK Ah, NFL schedule release day. It’s the only thing more exciting than “telling you when NFL schedule release day is” day. Sarcasm aside, it’s officially here. Fans can begin planning their travel and their parties, and in my case, poring over the list of games, trying to come up with some way-too-soon takes.

2 months ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Zach Rapport

Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images With an almost WWE-like flair, Packers President & CEO Mark Murphy announced the Packers first round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft last night. “The Green Bay Packers, for the first time since 2002, draft a wide receiver: Matthew Golden, wide receiver, Texas.”And the crowd goes wild. That’s partially because there were tens of thousands of Packers fans in attendance, many of whom had been no doubt housing $17 cans of Bud Light since midday.

2 months ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Zach Rapport

Photo by Logan Bowles/Getty Images From almost the moment it was announced that the NFL draft would travel (way back in 2015), Green Bay Packers President & CEO Mark Murphy began lobbying to host the event. Now, as he’s set to age out of his prestigious post—there’s a 70-year age limit for the Packers’ top executive role—he’ll be ending on a high note.