Jones Agrees To Pay Cut
Aaron Jones will return to the Packers next season after agreeing to a $5 million pay cut on Friday. The star running back received an $8.5M signing bonus as part of a reworked contract that figures to reduce his $20M cap hit by about $12M. Despite the pay cut, Jones made out extremely well in […]
Read MorePackers’ 2022 Season Awards
There wasn’t much for Packers fans to celebrate in 2022. The team, expected to contend for the Super Bowl, finished 8-9 and missed the playoffs for the first time under Matt LaFleur. Still, a handful of people deserve recognition for jobs well done. The following four players and one assistant coach managed to shine in a […]
Read More5 Quick Things: GB vs. MIN
After re-watching Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings, here are five things worth knowing: 1) Sometimes, we take the greatness of Aaron Jones for granted. On Sunday, the former UTEP star eclipsed 100 yards for the fifth time this season and 1,000 yards for the third time in his outstanding career. He did it the […]
Read MoreWhat’s Wrong With The Offense?
Green Bay scored 197 points and averaged 394 yards en route to a 5-1 start in 2020. Two years later, the numbers are 107, 348, and 3-3. So what’s wrong with the offense? Sometimes the right answer is also the most obvious one. These current Packers aren’t nearly as talented, even though six of the […]
Read More5 Quick Things: GB vs. NE
After rewatching Sunday’s game vs. the New England Patriots, here are five six things worth knowing: 1) Rashan Gary did what great players do on Sunday – he took over a game. The fourth-year outside linebacker had a pair of sacks, three hurries, and forced a fumble that he recovered. There’s no truth to the […]
Read More10 Most Important Packers
Green Bay did a commendable job of overcoming injuries to key players last season, but when it mattered most, the team really missed Robert Tonyan, David Bakhtiari, and Elgton Jenkins in the divisional round loss to San Francisco (they also could’ve used a healthy Za’Darius Smith and Jaire Alexander on the final drive of that […]
Read MoreThursday Thoughts: Good Company
Nobody is tuning in to this year’s Winter Olympics, and it’s really not a surprise. Aside from hockey, skiing, figure skating, and maybe speed skating, there’s not much to watch. Ice dancing? Biathlon? Curling? Luge? Sure, snowboarding and freestyle skiing are kinda cool, but is that demographic sitting in front of the television at 8 […]
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