The one player that the Green Bay Packers can least afford to lose to injury, who is not named Aaron Rodgers, is third year pro David Bakhtiari.  There is just no suitable replacement for him on the current roster without a major shuffle of personnel.

As the Green Bay Packers wound down their last practice session before training camp last week, I began to go through my mental list of things that...

I thought about this several times last year during the NFL season, but it crystallized when I was watching this past weekend’s U.S. Open at Chamb...

Training camp always brings a little bit of youthful optimism; not only are young players overly optimistic about their chances in the NFL, but coaches, front office executives, fans and media alike all chatter about how player X is ahead of the curve/looking like a veteran/going to be the next superstar. 

A "measurables" discussion broke out the other day in the comments section of Cory jennerjohn's post on Carl Bradford.

Carl Bradford is shaping up to be an enigma wrapped up in a riddle and tied with a mystery.

The more intriguing aspect of Packers Training Camp 2015 might be the five possible roster spot battles described below. Each potential battle features at least one veteran player who could be facing the ax at the final roster cut-down.

The Packers will work with the $143.28 million salary cap for this NFL season. Where each team separates themselves is how they are setup to use their cap. 

Jay Hodgson takes a deep dive into the numbers to find out...

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

Let's take a look at two players on each team who could cause the Packers problems in 2015.

Letroy Guion could face possible suspension from the NFL for his offseason legal trouble. The Green and Gold need a return to form from their former top ten pick.

The quarterback, while the best in the buisness, may still need the help preseason games provide. 

The Packers are going to continue to explore as many ways as possible to use the seven year veteran.