Green Bay Packers General Thread

[Bucky]

The current Packers depth chart according to Our Lads has them with an all-sumo line and just two White starters -- TE Tucker Kraft and DE Lukas Van Ness, and it's debatable whether Van Ness will start as he didn't start any games his first two seasons despite being drafted in the first round.

Van Ness still has 7 sacks in 2 years with limited playing time. I was highly critical of Rashad Gary for having a similar start to his GB career. Hes the right color though and didn’t get nearly the amount of hate that Van Ness is currently under.

 

[wile]

Obviously the Packers management whole heartedly embrace DEI.

 

[Leonardfan]

Packers re-sign a WSTD. The only position Whites are allowed to play outside of TE for the current pathetic regime

Packers Re-Signing LB Nick Niemann

According to Bill Huber, the Packers have re-signed LB Nick Niemann to a one-year contract. He was prioritized as a core special teamer for Green Bay after some success in that role last year. Niemann,

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Plenty of White talent in the upcoming draft and instead the blackers trade for an LB turning 30 this year

TRADE: Colts Sending LB Zaire Franklin To Packers For DT Colby Wooden

Ian Rapoport reports that the Colts are trading Pro Bowl LB Zaire Franklin to the Packers in exchange for DT Colby Wooden in a player-for-player swap. Indianapolis is quickly trying to get cap-compliant, and Franklin

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[Bucky]

Blackers and GutenKUNT at it again.

 

[Leonardfan]

TRADE: Cowboys Dealing For Packers OLB Rashan Gary

According to Dianna Russini, the Packers are trading veteran OLB Rashan Gary to the Cowboys. Russini says Dallas is giving up a 2027 Day 3 pick for Gary. The veteran had posted a goodbye message

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Gary was another overrated player, a “generational” type that of course never lived up to the hype but escaped the criticism predictably.

 

[Don Wassall]

54th overall pick in 2002 now barely hanging on as a "black special teams demon." I knew when this little guy was drafted that there was no way he was going to live up to his second round pedigree. When in doubt, sign with the Blackers:

Packers agreed to terms with WR Skyy Moore, formerly of the 49ers, on a one-year contract. Moore primarily operated as a return man for the 49ers last season, returning 25 punts for 291 yards and 33 kicks for 907 yards. This included a 98-yard kick return, though he did not score on the play. Moore adds little as a receiver, tallying just five receptions for 87 yards last season after seeing just three targets in 2024 with the Chiefs. He will likely be used as a return specialist by the Packers.

 

[Bucky]

2nd RD BUST from the MAC. Of course he’s a brother

 

[wile]

Is the 2-15 season of our wishes closer to realization?

 

[Bucky]

Packers signed Benjamin St Juste, who has given up 14 receiving TDs in his career, to just 2 INTS! He has long arms though at 6’3! Dat upside! Blackers sign him for 2yr/10mil deal. St Juste will be taking over for last years bust FA agent, signing Nate Hobbs. Hobbs was paid 4yr/48mil, he appeared in 11 games and made 27 tackles.

Grading Packers’ Signing of Benjamin St-Juste, Release of Nate Hobbs

There’s an old saying, “It’s time to fish or cut bait.” Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst swapped the “or” with an “and.” On Tuesday morning, th

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[wile]

I can just see that beaming retard Cuckman up in his fancy office just besides himself with joy as he anoints himself a saint.

 

[Bucky]

GutenKUNT had to eat crow and cut all the BUSTS he signed just last Free Agency.

Looks like GB will go forward with an all Sumo OL. Highly doubtful they draft a White OL high, though they desperately need a Center..

Only starters still look to be LVN and Kraft. Maybe Musgraves can finally reach his potential in year 4. So 2/3 overachievers and I’m not expecting much in the draft..

 

[Don Wassall]

Overwhelmingly black teams that do well, rarely do for long, it's just taking longer in Green Bay than usual:

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said some Green Bay players were “upset” about their roles on the team in 2025. LaFleur, who received one of the league’s lowest end-of-season grades from his players, said Monday that unhappiness with individual roles played a factor in team chemistry last season. “If I’m being honest about it, I think there were some guys that were upset about roles last year, and I think that took a toll on our football team,” LaFleur said. “You need guys that bring great energy every day. I think from a coaching standpoint, role clarity is key, so we’ve got to obviously do a better job communicating with our players, ‘Hey, here’s your role and if you’re unhappy about your role, it’s on you to do something about that, to carve out a role on this football team.’ But yeah, the buy-in is absolutely critical. Getting guys in there that are juiced and ready to go to work each and every day is gonna be critical for us.” While LaFleur did not name names, it seems reasonable to suggest Romeo Doubs, who left the Packers for the Patriots in free agency, was among those unhappy with their roles. Meanwhile, first-round rookie WR Matthew Golden last year ran a route on just 58 percent of the Packers’ drop backs and Christian Watson had a meager 67 percent route rate.