By the end of last year’s season, any optimism towards the Packers’ near-future could easily be dismissed as being naive. However, due to several promising moves by the front office during this offseason including an ...
I grew up playing that great board game, “Risk”. It’s that innocent child’s game whereby you and the neighbor kid, or your insufferable sisters, try to gain world domination by conquering countries and continents, one ...
We've asked the question before, but still have to wonder what Green Bay Packers' general manager Brian Gutekunst's plan is to fill out the roster. It appears it will be rookie and developmental player heavy. ...
One thing has changed when it comes to free agency for the Green Bay Packers. They're connected to a lot of guys. On the other hand, another thing has not changed. The Packers still low-ball ...
The Green Bay Packers are reportedly ready to make a run at the top cornerback on the market when free agency opens next week. Trumaine Johnson would be a great addition, but how can the ...
Everyone seems to agree about one thing when it comes to the Green Bay Packers. Mark Murphy giving equal power to three guys isn't a sustainable power structure.
From a clear-cut vertical power structure to a lateral one. The Green Bay Packers' current leadership structure appears to have failure written all over it. Here's what could go wrong.
The Green Bay Packers extend their own homegrown players with contracts on a regular basis. Sometimes, it appears they do that to the detriment of the team. Here's breakdown.
Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy has consolidated power. Everyone of import with the organization will now report to him. Plus, Eliot Wolf appears to be gone.
Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy is reportedly not a fan of Russ Ball becoming the team's new general manager. If that happens, McCarthy could be gone.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and possibly coach Mike McCarthy do not like the idea of Russ Ball being the team's general manager. Will Mark Murphy listen?
The Green Bay Packers have a lot of important job openings to fill for the first time in years. Who's going to get those jobs? Here are our picks and what we think about the ...
Are the Green Bay Packers really conducting a GM search or do they already know their guy? I suspect the latter and I suspect that guy is Russ Ball. That's good for no one.
The Green Bay Packers are having a tumultuous offseason. It may get more so. Personnel executive Alonzo Highsmith shed some light on the dysfunction on his way out.
Even though John Dorsey is available, don't expect him to be the Green Bay Packers' next general manager. That person will almost certainly come from within.
The only guy who negotiates contracts for the Green Bay Packers, Russ Ball, is a great guy. Let's hear the stories. Or hear the truth...
Some Green Bay Packers coaches and players are reportedly angry at the front office -- Ted Thompson and Russ Ball -- for the way they handled T.J. Lang.
Who will replace Ted Thompson as Green Bay Packers general manager if Eliot Wolf leaves? Here are the candidates and the list is not an unfamiliar one.
How do the Green Bay Packers sign both Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews to long-term contracts? We step into the shoes of Russ Ball to show you.
The Green Bay Packers lost director of college scouting John Dorsey over the weekend and could lose vice president of football operations Russ Ball. The front office shouldn't miss a beat though.
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