Which veteran will fill out the bottom of the roster at linebacker?

Aaron chats with Packers fans worldwide about everybody's favorite subject: special teams.

Aaron chats with Justis about why the Packers issues in field goal protection are more of a Matt LaFleur issue than a Rich Bisaccia issue.

Green Bay survives a day of highlights and low lights.  

The struggles are real, and special teams should not be treated as an afterthought. 

This is a huge risk-reward taking over a unit that has been known for its failures.

CHTV's Cody Roadcap gives his Top 5 candidates to take Maurice Drayton's place and help turn around the fortunes of the Packers abysmal special teams units.

This article will make three season-defining statements taken from Thursday's 51-34 win against the Steelers.

Addressing the needs of the Packers at key special teams positions.

Putting aside for a moment the fact that a punter controversy is by all means the silliest position competition that could go down during training camp, the Packers sure do seem to have one on their hands.  This is the second offseason in a row that the Packers have been forced to bring in competition to push Tim Masthay for his job. And while In 2015, Cody Mandell wasn't able to succeed Masthay, mainly for his poor holding for kicker Mason Crosby, Wisconsin native and rookie Peter Mortell is posing a much more serious threat to Masthay's future in Green Bay. 

During every Green Bay Packers training camp there seems to be a “camp-darling”, a dark horse who emerges out of nowhere to tantalize and excite the fan base.  Last year that player was wide out Jeff Janis. This year Janis looks to earn more playing time.

Jeff Albrecht breaks down why the Packers will be even better in 2015. 

Cobb appears poised to take over kick return duties for a Packers team ailing on special teams.

McCarthy had high praise for the job of Sean Richardson and his contributions to special teams so far this season.