The league and the former players union continue to meet, this time for four straight days, to try and get a deal done in time for training camp.

Clay Matthews and Mike McCarthy were also nominated for ESPYs, ESPN's annual awards show. That and more in today's Daily Links...

The league is looking to have Thursday Night Football up and running by 2012.

Andrew Garda finds himself wondering yet again why anyone thinks Jon Gruden is a 'QB Guru'.

Clay Matthews and B.J. Raji appear in commercials on ESPN promoting the upcoming ESPY Awards. That and more in today's Daily Links...

It's unfortunate that Fuzzy will no longer be able to bring the simple joy to Packers fans when he would show off his Super Bowl ring for nearly every picture he posed.

Former Packers offensive lineman Fuzzy Thurston, of the 1960s era Packers, had his Super Bowl rings seized by the government to pay a large tax debt. That and more in today's Daily Links...

Free agent safety Anthony Smith tweeted that he will sign with Green Bay once the lockout ends.

Randall Cobb, who has been working out at the IMG Madden Football Academy in Florida, took a few minutes to talk to Dan Tierney about his past and present football career.

The Green Bay Packers president took part in a labor committee meeting yesterday near Chicago. That and more in today's Daily Links...

Cornerback Charles Woodson told drivers to start their engines at the Milwaukee 225 yesterday. That and more in today's Daily Links...

Brian talks about the Super Bowl ring ceremony and then interviews Bill Huber of Packer Report.

Veteran offensive lineman Mark Tauscher has the option to go out on top with a retirement and a Super Bowl ring to go along with it.

The Packers have been named the top franchise in professional sports by ESPN the Magazine. That and more in today's Daily Links...