Dairyland Express

1 week ago | dairylandexpress.com | Sayre Bedinger

Which Packers players could be on thin ice heading into the draft? The Green Bay Packers have assembled a fantastic roster full of young players over the last handful of years, but there could be some areas in which the team is looking to reset in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Packers are one of the teams in this year's draft that could really go in such a wide variety of directions. You could make just about any position besides quarterback and running back make sense in the first few rounds.

2 weeks ago | dairylandexpress.com | Richard Louis

The Green Bay Packers have been relatively quiet this offseason. The nucleus of the Packers roster will be back in 2025 but the biggest question mark is around the future of CB Jaire Alexander. The Packers have danged Alexander in trade talks since the season ended but haven't been able to land any type of deal. There are a lot of factors that have played a role in the lack of a trade but one thing that may be getting overlooked is his age.

2 weeks ago | dairylandexpress.com | Devon Platana

As Jaire Alexander's future in Green Bay remains unclear, a potential replacement for the veteran cornerback just popped up on the Packers' radar. As the NFL offseason continues, Green Bay Packers fans are still uncertain if Jaire Alexander will be on the 53-man roster once the 2025 campaign begins. A combination of back-to-back injury-plagued seasons and two years remaining on his contract have left Alexander as a potential trade candidate this offseason.

4 weeks ago | dairylandexpress.com | Brian Sampson

The Green Bay Packers underwhelmed in free agency and will have to lean on the 2025 NFL Draft to make up for lost opportunities. General manager Brian Gutekunst had Packers fans buzzing when he spoke about the team needing to show more urgency in its pursuit of another Super Bowl. Naturally, the hope was that this urgency would extend to free agency. Last offseason, Gutekunst opened the checkbook, landing impact players like Xavier McKinney and Josh Jacobs.

1 month ago | dairylandexpress.com | Brian Sampson

The Green Bay Packers continue to ignore the wide receiver position, snorting at its mere existence in their offense, and will probably do the same in the 2025 NFL Draft. They hate wide receivers so much that 23 players at the position will have bigger individual cap hits in 2025 than Christian Watson, Romeo Doubs, Jayden Reed, and Dontayvion Wicks… combined!They also haven’t drafted a receiver in the first round since taking Javon Walker with the 20th overall pick in 2002.