The Green Bay Packers honored three players Wednesday with the 2025 Tom Mulhern Stand‑Up Guy Award, recognizing their cooperation and candor with the media during the season. Running back Josh Jacobs, wide receiver Christian Watson and safety Evan Williams were selected by the Green Bay chapter of the Professional Football Writers of America.
The award celebrates players who make reporters’ jobs easier through availability, honesty and thoughtful answers, and it has become a valued locker‑room accolade in Green Bay. Jacobs and Watson each earned the honor previously, making this a repeat recognition that underscores their consistent approach to media engagement.

Jacobs, coming off a season in which he carried the offensive workload and navigated late‑season injury management, was praised for his transparency about rehab and readiness. Watson, returning from a serious knee injury the previous year, again demonstrated accessibility and detailed updates that helped shape meaningful coverage of his comeback.
Evan Williams received the award for the first time after a breakout sophomore season that paired on‑field production with steady off‑field professionalism. The third‑year safety emerged as a voice in the locker room and a reliable source for reporters seeking clarity on defensive rotations and personnel changes.
Green Bay Packers Stars Win Stand-Up Guy Award For This 2025 NFL Season

Green Bay recently announced the 2025 Stand-Up Guy Award going to Watson, Jacobs, and Williams. This is detailed more in an article by Wes Hodkiewicz for the team’s official website.
Packers running back Josh Jacobs, receiver Christian Watson and safety Evan Williams have been selected as the 2025 Tom Mulhern Stand-Up Guy Award recipients, as voted on by the Green Bay chapter of the Professional Football Writers of America.
The annual award is presented to the Packers players who have best helped reporters covering the team do their jobs effectively.
The franchise noted that the award is named for the late Tom Mulhern, a respected local beat writer, and that it reflects an appreciation for players who respect the media’s role in documenting the team. In recent years the club has seen several players recognized, signaling a culture that values communication as part of overall team responsibility.
For fans and media alike, the selections highlight contributors who helped frame the team’s narrative during a turbulent stretch of the season. As Packers prepare for the postseason and offseason planning, the recognized trio provided consistent access and perspective that aided reporting and public understanding.
The Stand‑Up Guy Award winners embody the Packers’ standard of accountability and openness with the press, qualities that matter in both wins and losses. The team will carry that culture forward as it readies for the next chapter.
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