The Packers now have their top four linebackers locked up through 2027.
Packers add Christian Watson long-term to the roster.
The Packers also signed RB Chris Brooks.
Will the Packers stand pat for 2026?
The Packers spend some, waste some cap space.
The Packers have a comfortable amount of salary cap space.
The Packers bring back a fan favorite on a team-friendly deal.
The Packers gain a lot of salary cap space.
How much salary cap space should the Packers generate depends on philosophy and how one views certain players.
The Packers need to acquire quantity and quality at several positions during this off season.
The Packers can be moderate spenders in free agency if they so desire.
Sustained discipline with the wallet is necessary in Green Bay.
The Packers used max void year restructures on Douglas and Campbell but still need more cap space.
The Packers do some max-void year restructures and water is wet.
The cap situation would still be tight in 2023 with a trade of Rodgers, but it would be heading in the right direction.
Jenkins' deal looks like a 3-year deal rather than a 4-year extension to me.
The Packers have some difficult choices to make in 2023.
What is the reason for restructuring Dean Lowry's contract now? I confess, the answer eludes me.
Several players helped their case for making the 53-man roster or the practice squad.
Comparing Jaire's deal to those of other top cornerbacks, the Packers should count their blessings.
Let's take a look at various ways to select players in the draft.
The Packers are in a good position to do some damage in this draft while setting the team up for the long term.
This open-thread mock draft article should provide some data from the draftniks!
The Packers have salary cap space, technically, but it is bespoken. They can generate more.
The Packers continue to assemble a very talented football team by retaining DeVondre Campbell.
The Packers inched closer to complying with the salary cap but still have work to do.
Laying the proper groundwork to tag Adams will be hard.
Rubber and grass? That’s bike tires carrying 300lbs of bulk to Ray Nitschke Field.
Unfortunately, injuries dogged him during his time in Green Bay.
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