The former Packers quarterback has struggled with multiple injuries since retiring from the league. 

So let me get this straight. The NFL owners want the newest Collective Bargaining Agreement to fail — so they can get an even better deal.

The league and players union are hoping to have a new deal in place before the start of the new league year. 

Thanks to the "proven performance escalator," four Green Bay Packers players will see much bigger paychecks.

The Packers' opening game opponent, the Chicago Bears, have a "situation" on their hands.  

As we prepare for kickoff week, Andrew Garda asks you to consider those less fortunate than yourselves: the blackout victims.

Though training camp is only two days old, the players and head coach Mike McCarthy like the new one-a-day practice schedule so far.

Despite all the stupidity this off-season, Andrew Garda sees some proof that maybe someone involved in the Labor Strife of 2011 is thinking ahead.

As the NFL files it's motion to dismiss the Brady case and people talk of a September hearing, Andrew Garda cautions you to not read too much into it.

In an interview with the NFL Nework linebacker A.J. Hawk said he's not sure if he'll be back with the Packers in 2011.

Until a new Collective Bargaining Agreement is in place, the Packers wouldn't be able to trade Matt Flynn or Nick Barnett, even if they wanted to.

Roger Goodell and the NFL had a golden opportunity to make their real case in the CBA battle with the Players Union today at Lambeau. Unfortunately for football fans everywhere, what we got was more of the same.