The training camp is coming to an end for the Green Bay Packers, but that fact hasn't precluded general manager Brian Gutekunst from adding pieces in the last week of the 90-man roster. Over the past few days,

Green Bay’s Keisean Nixon has heard the criticism about how the Packers’ pass defense could struggle without departed two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander.

With the Packers in the final stretch of training camp, there are still plenty of jobs to be won and tough decisions to be made.

A new Netflix series on Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys empire spends one segment on a particularly devastating playoff loss to Green Bay.

The 2024 first-round pick Jordan Morgan has impressed while filling in for the injured Rasheed Walker in recent weeks.

Colin Cowherd is back with his first Herd Hierarchy of the 2025 NFL Season, featuring the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs in the Top 5 and Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers making the cut. Agree with Colin's first Hierarchy?

The Green Bay Packers signed former Auburn defensive back Jaylin Simpson on Monday, the NFL team announced. Less than two weeks ago, Simpson was on the New York Jets’ injured reserve with a hamstring injury.

With that in mind, a former Green Bay quarterback has spoken out and thrown a lot of shade at the coaching staff. Kurt Benkert, who spent some time with the Packers and was a fan favorite, took to social media to share his sharp opinion about Green Bay. He has not liked what he has seen thus far during the team's two preseason games.

Want to see the highlight from Tuesday's training camp practice? Here's rookie Matthew Golden's long TD catch.