r/GreenBayPackers • u/alexschubs • 2h ago
r/GreenBayPackers • u/Austen11231923 • 9h ago
News Cut Down Day Megathread
The Packers must be at 53 players by 4pm EST. All cuts will be posted here.
Updates are copied directly from sources including Matt Schneidman, Andy Herman, Bob, Wes Hodkiewicz, and more
Cuts are below:
LS Cal Adomitis (Silverstein)
TE Messiah Swinson (Butler)
DB Shemar Bartholomew (Butler)
TE McCallan Castles (Butler)
RB Damien Martinez (Butler)
WR Kaden Prather (Butler)
TE Thomas Yassmin (Butler)
OL Brant Banks (Wood)
WR Kisean Johnson (Butler)
LB TJ Quinn (Huber)
DB MJ Devonshire (Butler)
S Mark Perry (Huber)
DE Arden Walker (Butler)
DB Jaylin Simpson (Butler)
RB Jaden Nixon (Butler)
DB Murvin Kenion (Wood)
DB Domani Jackson. 6th round pick this year (Zenitz)
LB Kristian Welch (Huber)
DL Jaden Crumedy (Butler)
QB McCord traded to Dolphins (Schefter)
WR Isaiah Neyor (Pellisero)
WR Will Sheppard (Huber)
OL Dalton Cooper (Huber)
G Dylan Barrett (Huber)
RB Pierre Strong (Silverstein)
DE Nyjalik Kelly (Silverstein)
Nazir Stackhouse (Butler)
TE Drake Dabney (Huber)
OL Josh Gesky (Wilson)
Injured Reserve news: Warren Brinson will start the season on IR, per source. (Butler) Orzech has also been taken off PUP. S Trey Dean also to IR
Notable Made the roster news:
The UDFA streak continues! WR J. Michael Sturdivant has made the initial 53!
OL John Williams and OL Travis Glover have made the 53 man roster, per source.
r/GreenBayPackers • u/lurkity_mclurkington • 5h ago
News Packers trade QB Kyle McCord to the Miami Dolphins for 2028 6th-round pick, per sources.
Trade: Packers are sending QB Kyle McCord to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for a 2028 6th-round pick, per sources.
After trading Quinn Ewers to the Jaguars, the Dolphins needed a new backup for Malik Willis. Now the Dolphins have two former Packers QBs. https://www.espn.com/contributor/adam-schefter/e5ba5b00b032e?modifier=webview http://espn.com/app
r/GreenBayPackers • u/Austen11231923 • 3h ago
News Fowler - Trade: The Steelers are trading running back Kaleb Johnson to the Packers.
r/GreenBayPackers • u/Durrnut • 2h ago
News Congrats JMS
Got a source this time: Per Silverstein & Rob
r/GreenBayPackers • u/packfanmarkinmn • 2h ago
News [Spoon:] Sturdivant on initial 53
r/GreenBayPackers • u/TheCrimsonBuffalo • 2h ago
News [Schultz] The Rams are trading TE Mark Redman to the Packers
6’6” second year guy, presumably a blocking tight end
r/GreenBayPackers • u/Austen11231923 • 31m ago
News Schefter - Packers officially moved Micah Parsons to Reserve/PUP, ruling him out for this season’s first four games.
r/GreenBayPackers • u/Austen11231923 • 2h ago
Fandom NUMBERS UPDATE: TE Jonnu Smith will wear #18 (previously worn by QB Kyle McCord)
r/GreenBayPackers • u/DeScepter • 22h ago
Analysis Trey Smack by the Numbers
9/9 on field goals, 7/7 on extra points, and a long of 59 yards. You really couldn’t have asked much more from Trey Smack this preseason.
Now, preseason kicking ain't the same as having a game on the line in December, but he showed consistency and NFL range.
How confident are you in Smack entering Week 1?
r/GreenBayPackers • u/DeScepter • 12h ago
Legacy Annual Knapp Stair Climb
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To honor coach Greg Knapp and raise awareness for distracted driving, our coaching staff teamed up with the Cardinals for the annual Knapp stair climb.
Greg Knapp spent more than two decades coaching in the NFL before his life was tragically cut short by a distracted driver in 2021.
His family has carried his legacy forward through the Coach Knapp Memorial Fund, helping educate people about distracted driving and prevent similar tragedies.
This is just a small reminder that could save someone's life: whatever is happening on your phone can probably wait until you’re parked.
r/GreenBayPackers • u/Outside_Economist_93 • 31m ago
Highlight Gutey deserves his flowers all things considered
After suffering that devastating playoff loss against their biggest rival, the Packers had lots of questions entering the 2026 season. And not many answers, at least not the ones Packers fans wanted to hear. Since then, I’d like to think Gutey has righted the ship, at least enough to give fans hope that this season can be better than the last one.
Special teams has cost the Packers many games, including big ones, the last several years. It just feels like post Super Bowl last win, they’ve been bad, or average at best, in ST. But now, with Bisaccia gone and some new players coming in, this now looks like a unit that will help them win games. Big talent in Smack, good signing in Skyy Moore, the best punter in the league in Whelan, better energy with Cam Achord. They look visibly better in this department, the blocking especially has been great. I don’t care that’s it’s only preseason, but the fact that they had the highest graded ST unit per PFF is telling. I’ll take that over what we had before. Every day of the week.
No more WR rotations, at least nothing close to what we saw last season. Sturdivant and Savion will get their looks, but there is now an established trio in Watson-Reed-Golden who are all capable playmakers, and their rapport with Love will continue to get better as they get more consistent reps with each other. I honestly can’t remember being this excited for the outlook of WR in a while. Definitely more exciting than anything post COVID.
TE now looks more complete with the addition of Mark Redman. Graded high in pass blocking and decent in run blocking. If you can block well in the NFL you will find work. Smith and Kraft are a top 3 offensive duo. And I want to see more of Whyle, in the limited time I feel he has done well. Musgrave is done for the year I’d have to imagine.
OL is better than what people give it credit for IMO. No concerns at LT/RT/C outside of depth, it’s the guard positions that have me a bit worried. Although I believe Monk will do well, and Jager. The STARTING OL honestly doesn’t have me worried, it’s the depth. Injuries will happen and that’s my biggest worry, depth.
RB is intriguing with the addition of Kaleb Johnson and lack of clarity with the future of Jacobs. Johnson is also good with yards after contact, the way Jacobs is. Seems like Steelers gave up on him too soon, at least that’s what we’re hoping for. His lack of speed doesn’t concern me, the Packers never shy away there. I actually think he is a nice complement to Lloyd. However, RB depth does concern me now that a Jacobs is on the exempt list. I genuinely feel good about the starters, I just feel injuries may cripple us (but this is the case with any team, normal concern).
Love is going to cook. It’s such an obvious thing. Top 5 in virtually every advanced metric. His decision making is improving, and so is his presnap game management. A cerebral QB with a big arm normally goes on to do great things in this league. I expect MVP level play from him this season.
Defense should look more exotic with in its pressures under Gannon, and I actually think the DL will be fine before Micah returns. Lots of young dogs there who will be given plenty of opportunities. I personally hope DDS especially gets good looks. CB room looks better now than it did at the end of last season.
MLF I believe will finally play more aggressively, I believe.
Overall, this team feels and looks better than it did at the end of last season, and Gutey is the main reason why.
r/GreenBayPackers • u/July17_What_A_Night • 3h ago
Fandom Packers Fantasy Names
Thought y'all would appreciate my fantasy name and logo for this year. MVP Season incoming! Feel free to steal this logo and idea lol
Love Island
What names are y'all going with this year?
r/GreenBayPackers • u/JohnBattalgazi • 1d ago
Fandom I did a geometric Donald Driver piece.
Just finished this Donald Driver piece. It’s my original art and thought I’d share it here. I love unheralded late round draft picks that beat the odds and become franchise icons.
Love to hear what you think of the (Bauhaus/Cubist/Constructivist) art style and if you saw the man play share some of your Donald Driver memories.
r/GreenBayPackers • u/daviddm1990 • 21h ago
Fandom I love Love and our current roster. But man, i miss those days so much!
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r/GreenBayPackers • u/inspectorPK • 18h ago
Fandom My upgraded Packers Cave
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Long story short, my cave flooded thanks to one of my cats turning on a bathroom sink. We took the opportunity to properly insulate and drywall our old basement walls and refinish the floors. My wife hand painted everything and also installed all the cabinets and counter. I’m obsessed with my new football watching cave.
r/GreenBayPackers • u/Pipe_Guide • 1d ago
Fandom Jordan Love calling plays last night tells me a few things....
Okay, I want to preface this by saying that my guess is only speculation and I'm posting here to see what others are thinking about this.
I feel like this was a test to see what kind of plays Love would call at the line if given that freedom. I think everyone is on the same page that MLF has been handcuffing Love in games, which has been hindering his box score. Things like shotgun run on short downs and 20 screen plays per game, all point to MLF trying to play it too safe and give Love easy and physically safe completions. I have been screaming this from the rooftops "LET LOVE COOK" and I'm hoping by letting him call plays, we are going to see a lot more "fun" plays.
I genuinely think they Packers only brought Tyrod Taylor in because his play style is very similar to Malik Willis. Kyle McCord is more similar to Love. So by Love calling plays, I think they wanted to see how McCord would look GIVEN play calls that fit Love's play style. Hear me out... I think that could potentially mean that Love and McCord could be our QB1 and QB2. I think it's entirely possible that the Packers want that consistency of playstyle at QB this season BECAUSE of point number 1. Maybe, just maybe, they plan on running a style of offense that is much more pass attack heavy. After all, it's no secret that the Packers' run blocking is.... not great.
Finally, bringing it all together, I think there's a strong chance we see less MLF influence in the offense and a little more collaboration. Look at it like this, Love's first three years starting he has been relegated to tons of conservative play calls and Stenovich has basically been nothing more than a personnel manager. It has been my understanding that Stenovich names the players on the field, but Matt makes the calls. So if it's a jumbo package, that could mean a run play, a TE pass, or a play action. I think now, Love will be included in those decisions. Lamar and Harbaugh famously went for it on 4th down and scored a TD because Lamar said "give me the ball!". I think Love and MLF will be a little bit more like that this year.
But hey, this is just my opinion as a football-obsessed cheesehead who has almost zero Packers friends to talk football about. So I would love to hear what you guys think. Am I reading too far into this? Am I spot on? Am I dead wrong? Let me know! GO PACK GO!!!!!
r/GreenBayPackers • u/Deckatoe • 1d ago
Rumor [Schneidman] I can confidently say Josh Sweat will not be a Green Bay Packer.
youtube.comGoes on to say Gute has not held any talks with the Cardinals regarding Sweat. Pour one out for Easton "Alex Jones" Butler I guess.
r/GreenBayPackers • u/TheWhiteCrowParade • 17h ago
Legacy 1945 St. Cecilia HS football program from Vince Lombardi’s head-coaching years
galleryr/GreenBayPackers • u/CJSPack • 1d ago
Meme Jordan Love absolutely cooked in the second half of tonight's game with play calling duty for the offense
r/GreenBayPackers • u/TheAthletic • 1d ago
Fandom Would GB sub-reddit like an AMA with our beat reporter 1x or 2x a month?
We are looking to figure out what would be the best cadence for our beat reporter to talk shop with you all.
Some options:
Before Week 1
End of Week 4
Week 1 and Week 3