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Why NFL owners are worried about cash spending

2 days ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Justis Mosqueda

Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images Two weeks ago, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell openly questioned the integrity of the league’s current salary cap system. He later stated that it was a priority issue among NFL owners going into the league’s next collective bargaining agreement. For reference, the current CBA, which was struck during the early stages of the COVID pandemic, will run out in March of 2031. On its surface, the NFL salary cap should be simple.
Packers hire De Pere, St. Norbert grad as scout

2 days ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Justis Mosqueda

Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images NFL reporter Aaron Wilson has reported that the Green Bay Packers have hired Dan Zegers, whose most recent job was as the Cleveland Browns’ Midwest area scout from 2020 through the 2025 draft. According to the Packers’ front office directory, Joe Hueber, who took over the Midwest region in 2024, is still on the roster, so it’s unclear what Zegers’ role will be with the team at the moment.
Nick Collins, Morgan Burnett have joined Packers’ coaching staff

2 days ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Justis Mosqueda

Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images The Green Bay Packers have announced that former Packers safeties Nick Collins and Morgan Burnett are among the 15 coaches that the team has brought in through the Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship. The Bill Walsh Fellowship enables high school and college coaches to collaborate with NFL teams during the summer, thereby expanding the pool of candidates available for professional-level openings.
Packers’ Kenny Clark had offseason foot surgery

3 days ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Justis Mosqueda

Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images Green Bay Packers defensive tackle Kenny Clark has sat out of team drills in both of the media-open practices of OTAs so far. On Tuesday, we learned the reason why: He’s recovering from an offseason foot surgery. According to Clark’s press availability, he injured his foot in the first game of the regular season in 2024 and played through the injury throughout the year.
Packers Practice News and Notes, 6/3: Jordan Love scores in 2-minute drill

3 days ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Justis Mosqueda

Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images Tuesday marked the Green Bay Packers’ second media-open practice of OTAs heading into next week’s mandatory minicamp. With two practices under our belt now, we can compare and contrast how the Packers’ lineups fared between these days, giving us a better picture of where the coaching staff is open to competition and where the depth chart is relatively entrenched.
Packers waive receiver, open up roster spot

4 days ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Justis Mosqueda

Photo by Chris Leduc/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images For the second time over the last week, the Green Bay Packers have waived a player with an injury designation. This time around, it’s receiver Jadon Janke, Tucker Kraft’s former college teammate, who was only a Packer for less than a month. Last week, the Packers waived defensive end Jeremiah Martin with an injury designation.
Monday Cheese Curds: Packers’ youth movement relies on continued development

4 days ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Evan Western

Photo by Todd Rosenberg/Getty Images The Green Bay Packers will once again be one of the youngest teams in the NFL in 2025. They have been among the youngest in each of the past two years, even being the youngest-ever playoff team in 2023. With that level of youth comes the expectation that players develop quickly. At wide receiver, the Packers are both relying on third- and fourth-year players to improve while looking for rookies to make an immediate impact.
Packers’ annual shareholders meeting set for Friday, July 25

1 week ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Evan Western

Photo by Larry Radloff/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images One more piece of the Green Bay Packers’ summer scheduling puzzle is now in place. The Packers have announced the date and time for the team’s annual shareholders’ meeting, which will be held at 3:00 PM on Friday, July 25th. Shareholders should expect to see an email with meeting details and ticketing information in the coming days. Each shareholder is eligible for up to four tickets per account.
Friday Cheese Curds: Packers need to make Josh Jacobs more efficient

1 week ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Evan Western

Photo by Todd Rosenberg/Getty Images There’s no question that Josh Jacobs was a difference-maker for the Green Bay Packers last season. The newly-arrived running back had a Pro Bowl season, posting 1,329 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns on the ground while adding another 342 receiving yards and one more score. Jacobs’ rushing total was good for fifth-most in a single season in Packers franchise history.
Packers to sign WR Sam Brown, Jr., former college teammate of Matthew Golden

1 week ago | acmepackingcompany.com | Evan Western

Photo by Bob Levey/Getty Images If the Green Bay Packers’ wide receiver room was not already crowded enough, there will be a new face in the room on Friday. According to Aaron Wilson of the National Football Post, the Packers are set to sign undrafted rookie Sam Brown, Jr., which will bring the total number of wideouts on the roster up to 13. Brown comes to Green Bay after a five-year college career that featured a pair of transfers.