From Brandon McManus’ missed kicks, to penalties and a lack of dynamic returns, the Packers special teams were a mess again in 2025.

Readers ask PackersNews columnist Pete Dougherty questions about the Packers offseason, including if this is a make-or-break ...

Middle linebacker Quay Walker was a force in the running game, but his pass coverage was suspect. Packers now must decide ...

With 10 head-coaching changes in the NFL, some very good special-teams coaches became available and switched teams, including Danny Smith (Tampa Bay), Chris Tabor (Miami), Chris Horton ( New York ...

Former Auburn general manager Will Redmond is making the move to the NFL to join the Packers front office staff as a college ...

When Micah Parsons was lost for the season with a torn ACL, so went the Packers’ hopes for a Super Bowl run, illustrating his ...

After previously interviewing for two defensive coordinator jobs, Packers DL coach DeMarcus Covington will interview with the ...

Green Bay running back Josh Jacobs had a step-back season, but if he’s healthy in 2026, the Packers expect a bounce-back year ...

Because of his second-year progress, Evan Williams might be the Packers best safety in 2026, and that’s no knock on All-Pro Xavier McKinney.

The Green Bay Packers announced that Rich Bisaccia was stepping down from his position as special teams coordinator after four seasons.

Keisean Nixon and the Packers believe he can be a No. 1 cornerback. The issue is who they can count on after him.

Bisaccia did the Packers no favors by waiting as long as he did to let them know, especially if LaFleur had interest in promoting Bisaccia’s top assistant, Byron Storer, to the coordinator position.