Green Bay Packers

Going at it alone
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 07, 2008
Green Bay - Aaron Rodgers will have aerial photographs of plays and wireless communication with coaches. He'll have...

Down to a 'D'
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 07, 2008
Green Bay - In theory, and with a little bandaging from trainer Pepper Burruss, the Green Bay Packers defense could be...

Hoping for special connection
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 07, 2008
Green Bay - If the transition to a new punter, holder and snapper comes anywhere close to being smooth, the Green Bay...

AFC players to watch
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 07, 2008
Tom Brady, QB, Patriots Until he was joined by receivers Randy Moss and Wes Welker, Brady had never...

AFC team rankings
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 07, 2008
1. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Coach: Norv Turner (second year). Home: Qualcomm...

Notebook: Packers cautious with Hawk
PackersNews.com | September 06, 2008
If linebacker A.J. Hawks chest is pain-free, and hes been cleared to practice, whats keeping the Green Bay Packers medical staff from declaring him fit to play Monday

Packers' Rodgers is in spotlight for opener
Star Tribune | September 06, 2008
There are plenty of story lines to follow in Monday's Vikings-Packers game at Lambeau Field, but there won't be anybody more heavily scrutinized than Aaron Rodgers, who has the burden of following a legend as Green Bay's QB.

On the NFL: Packers' Rodgers deserves a chance
Star Tribune | September 06, 2008
The Packers and their fans need to give Aaron Rodgers time to see if he can hold up in the NFL.

Tour guides are stars of Lambeau every day
PackersNews.com | September 06, 2008
No one is about to confuse Mike Nasuto with Donald Driver or Aaron Kampman.

Rodgers travels his own road
PackersNews.com | September 06, 2008
Different as they may be, Aaron Rodgers will be compared to Brett Favre in every way, including his life off the field.

Packers fence pays homage to Harlan
PackersNews.com | September 06, 2008
The new slogan printed on the fence facing Lambeau Field does not feature a player of the Green Bay Packers.

Have Vikings closed the gap on the Packers in NFC North?
USA Today | September 06, 2008
Pardon Pat Williams if he is a bit biased, but the Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle has a definite opinion about his team's ...

Notes: Hall ascends to the next level
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 06, 2008
Green Bay - "Effective" was the appropriate word to describe fullback Korey Hall on special teams as a Green Bay...

Pats, Colts wobbly at the top
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 06, 2008
Over the past five years, they have won 81% of their games in building a combined 129-31 record. They have won 18 of the 25...

Q&A with Packers coach Mike McCarthy
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 06, 2008
Green Bay - Mike McCarthy is about as secure as a coach can be in the National Football League. McCarthy is six months...

This week in the NFL
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 06, 2008
WHO'S HOT David Vobora, dubbed "Mr. Irrelevant" because he was the final player selected in...

Packers: Older, wiser KGB raring to go
Star Tribune | September 05, 2008
Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila is Green Bay's all-time sack leader with 74, and the veteran is prepared to return Monday from knee surgery.

Laid-back style helps Crosby adjust
PackersNews.com | September 05, 2008
Mason Crosbys low-maintenance attitude helped make for a good first week of practice with his new place-kicking team.

Looking back: Holmgrens first drive was one for the ages
PackersNews.com | September 05, 2008
Mike Holmgrens offense cruised out of the gate in his first game as head coach of the Green Bay Packers. Had the unit been able to sustain its initial push, Holmgren might not have had to wait two years before defeating the Minnesota Vikings for the first time.

Insider: Its up to Rodgers
PackersNews.com | September 05, 2008
The Packers are in Aaron Rodgers hands.

QA with McCarthy: Its time
PackersNews.com | September 05, 2008
In a half-hour interview this week with the Press-Gazettes Rob Demovsky, coach Mike McCarthy discussed Aaron Rodgers preparation, the Brett Favre saga, the loss to the Giants and a variety of other topics.

Packers RB Grant sits out practice as precaution
Kansas City Star | September 05, 2008
Packers running back Ryan Grant and defensive end Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila missed practice Friday as a precaution heading into Monday night's opener against Minnesota.

Ex-Packers lineman Dick Enderle found dead
PackersNews.com | September 05, 2008
NEW YORK Dick Enderle, an offensive lineman who played eight seasons in the NFL, including one with the Green Bay Packers, was found dead in his Manhattan apartment. He was 60.

NFL Preview - Minnesota (0-0) at Green Bay (0-0)
Kansas City Star | September 05, 2008
The debut of Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, a mere three years in the making, will finally take place at Lambeau Field on Monday night.

First impressions
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 05, 2008
Green Bay - Even in absentia, Brett Favre still dominates the championship conversation in the NFC North...

What the scouts said about the NFC North
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 05, 2008
Six executives in personnel, three from NFC teams and three from AFC teams, sized up the NFC North Division teams....

Packers, No. 4 kick off
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 05, 2008
With the first Sunday of National Football League games poised to kick off, we put some Green Bay Packers and Brett...

Notes: Hawk returns but status still in air
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 05, 2008
Green Bay - Convinced that he was as ready as he kept telling them he was, the Green Bay Packers medical staff cleared...

End-all menace
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 05, 2008
You'd probably have to go all the way back to the free-agent signing of Reggie White to find a defensive move that...

Rough return awaits Grant
PackersNews.com | September 04, 2008
Theres no question running back Ryan Grant, who missed most meaningful action in the preseason, has a tough task in Monday nights regular-season opener against the Minnesota Vikings.

Childress downplays Favre feuds place in rivalry
PackersNews.com | September 04, 2008
The Minnesota Vikings place in the Brett Favre unretirement saga was cemented in history on July 16, when the Green Bay Packers filed tampering charges against their border rivals.

Outlook positive for Hawk
PackersNews.com | September 04, 2008
Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy said A.J. Hawk was flying around and looked like his normal self in his return to practice positive signs for the starting weak-side linebackers chances for playing in Mondays regular-season opener against Minnesota.

Point-counterpoint: Will the Packers make the playoffs this year
PackersNews.com | September 04, 2008
Believe it or not, the Packers could be a better football team this year than last not that its record will indicate that.

Key matchup: Packers defensive front vs. Vikings RB Peterson
PackersNews.com | September 04, 2008
The Vikings invoke little fear with their aerial attack, so the focus shifts on the damage they can incur on the ground.

Four-down territory: Stopping Peterson No. 1 priority
PackersNews.com | September 04, 2008
If Packers nose tackle Ryan Pickett cant bottle things up in the middle all night long, then Vikings running back Adrian Peterson will run all day long. The Packers have shown in the preseason they are nearly incapable of stopping the run in their present form, so how long and how strong Pickett plays will hold the key to this games outcome.

Scouting report: Ground game advantage goes to Vikings
PackersNews.com | September 04, 2008
Minnesota was tops in the league last season in rush defense, allowing 74.1 yards per game. Packers RB Ryan Grant played one snap in the preseason.

Unwanted by the Packers, Culpepper retires
PackersNews.com | September 04, 2008
Daunte Culpepper, who starred for the Minnesota Vikings before a major knee injury curtailed his career, retired from the NFL on Thursday.

Out of Bounds blog: Packers music for your tailgate
PackersNews.com | September 04, 2008
If youre looking for some music for your tailgate party, Jeff Ash points the way to something old and something new.

Packers' line needs 'KGB'
Star Tribune | September 04, 2008
GREEN BAY An injury to its top pass rusher, Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila, has weakened the team, just when it seemed as if he would have a favorable matchup in the season opener against the Vikings.

Odds and ends: Green Bay's 2008 roster
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 04, 2008
Green Bay - Day after day, general manager Ted Thompson stands unobtrusively on the Green Bay Packers' practice...

Striving for much higher ground
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 04, 2008
Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers have high hopes for their revitalized running game - and it's not because they have a new...

A youthful bounce
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 04, 2008
Green Bay - Youth was served last season when the Green Bay Packers, the youngest team in the National Football League,...

Bolstered roster boosts Vikes confidence
PackersNews.com | September 03, 2008
Its not about Darren Sharper. Its not about sticking it to his old team, adding to his 53 career interceptions or becoming the boogeyman in Aaron Rodgers nightmares. Sharper just wants Rodgers to remember that his regular-season debut as the Green Bay Packers quarterback was against the Minnesota Vikings.

A closer look at the Minnesota Vikings
PackersNews.com | September 03, 2008
Quick facts, injury rundown and the player to watch for the Packers next opponent.

Green Bay to require scalpers permits
PackersNews.com | September 03, 2008
Just in time for the Green Bay Packers season-opener Monday against the Minnesota Vikings, the Green Bay City Council approved an ordinance requiring scalpers to buy a permit.

Packers launch online ticket exchange service
PackersNews.com | September 03, 2008
For Green Bay Packers season-ticket holders, selling tickets has become easier.

Team quick to intercept minor water damage
PackersNews.com | September 03, 2008
Five years after opening the renovated Lambeau Field, the Green Bay Packers are repairing one facet of the design that has not worked out so well.

Notes: Wells likely out against Vikings
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 03, 2008
Green Bay - Just when it appeared the Green Bay Packers had settled on a starting offensive line, the unit got more bad...

Central to their plans
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 03, 2008
Green Bay - To understand how important it is for the Green Bay Packers to have defensive tackle Johnny Jolly healthy and...

Eric Goska column: Overdue for a kickoff return TD
PackersNews.com | September 02, 2008
You can count on one hand the number of Packers who were here the last time the Green and Gold returned a kickoff for a touchdown. Many of this years rookies were freshmen in high school when it happened.

How will Packers do Our predictions
PackersNews.com | September 02, 2008
The Press-Gazettes Packers coverage team offers its predictions on how Green Bay will do in 2008:

NFC North preview: Quick start could boost Vikings
PackersNews.com | September 02, 2008
Heres a look at what must happen and what cant for each NFC North team to win the division.

Offense preview: Supporting cast could lift Rodgers
PackersNews.com | September 02, 2008
Aaron Rodgers faces enormous pressures and long odds as successor to Brett Favre at quarterback, but the Green Bay Packers have given him a fighting chance.

Defense preview: Pressured to bring more pressure
PackersNews.com | September 02, 2008
Maybe Mike McCarthy was simply trying to deflect some of the heat from first-time starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers, but when the Green Bay Packers coach revealed on the weekend before training camp his teams focus for 2008 would be on defense, he perhaps unwittingly stacked more pressure on his defensive coordinator.

Notebook: Wells bad back flares up again
PackersNews.com | September 02, 2008
Packers center Scott Wells aggravated his back injury after only one day back on the practice field, and it looks unlikely that he will be available for Monday nights regular-season opener against the Minnesota Vikings.

Cole shows good speed, gets a ticket
PackersNews.com | September 02, 2008
WAUPUN Green Bay Packers defensive tackle Colin Cole learned the hard way over the weekend that his NFL card will do him no good in these parts.

Slogans sought for Packers fence
PackersNews.com | September 02, 2008
Have a Green Bay Packers slogan for the fence

Packers end up keeping O-line level
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 02, 2008
Green Bay - For all the moving around the offensive line did during training camp, the Green Bay Packers' starting unit...

Packers boot Ryan
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 02, 2008
Green Bay - There probably wasn't much more Jon Ryan could have done in the Green Bay Packers' final two exhibition games...

Flynn is in as No. 2 QB
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 02, 2008
Green Bay - Seventh-round draft pick Matt Flynn will start the season as Aaron Rodgers ' backup at...

Crosby gets new holder, new snapper
PackersNews.com | September 01, 2008
The Packers have made an abrupt and surprising change that gives Mason Crosby only a week to adjust to a major change in his kicking routine. His new holder is new punter Derrick Frost. His new snapper is Brett Goode.

Notebook: Pickett, KGB return to practice
PackersNews.com | September 01, 2008
The Green Bay Packers face perhaps the NFLs best rushing offense in the Sept. 8 season opener against the Minnesota Vikings, and it looks like they might finally have their top run stopper back.

More productive Flynn earns No. 2 job
PackersNews.com | September 01, 2008
Packers coach Mike McCarthy announced Monday that rookie seventh-round draft pick Matt Flynn is his backup quarterback. Flynn moved ahead of rookie second-round pick Brian Brohm, who held the No. 2 job for the entire preseason.

Shadow replay
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 01, 2008
Plenty of opinionated people have advice for Aaron Rodgers as he tries to handle the pressures and expectations of...

Notes: Hoping to snap right in
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | September 01, 2008
Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers didn't get their new long snapper off the street. It was a driveway. "We were...

Snap judgment: Packers keep looking
PackersNews.com | August 31, 2008
The Packers didnt immediately fill the crucial position of long snapper on Sunday but General Manager Ted Thompson likely will do so by the time they practice on Monday. It likely either will be Thomas Gafford, who spent time with them earlier this year, or one of three players who worked out this weekend.

Why keep Wynn Thompson sees talent
PackersNews.com | August 31, 2008
DeShawn Wynn is getting a second chance with the Packers. Well, sort of. The talented but underachieving running back was re-signed to the teams eight-man practice squad on Sunday, as were seven players who were in training camp with the Packers.

Vandermause: Hey, Brett Give it a rest
PackersNews.com | August 31, 2008
Brett Favre should let it go. Thats my advice to the former Green Bay Packers quarterback. Life is too short to carry a highly publicized grudge with your old employer.

Talented rookie earns roster spot
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 31, 2008
Green Bay - By all rights, Kregg Lumpkin shouldn't be on the Green Bay Packers' 53-man roster with a very strong...

Packers cut backs
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 31, 2008
Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers made the tough decisions at running back Saturday but might have delayed for a day or two...

Notes: Long snapper an issue
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 31, 2008
Green Bay - The four months of work that kicker Mason Crosby and punter-holder Jon Ryan put in with long snapper J.J....

'Jaws' believes in Rodgers
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 31, 2008
If you ask ESPN's Ron Jaworski whether Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is going to be any good,...

The cuts: Youth movement continues
PackersNews.com | August 30, 2008
The Green Bay Packers again showed their willingness to take a shot on young players with some upside over more reliable veterans by releasing halfbacks Noah Herron and Vernand Morency on Saturday.

Despite the cuts, Thompson isnt done
PackersNews.com | August 30, 2008
As has been customary during General Manager Ted Thompsons tenure, Saturdays mandatory roster reduction to 53 players wont be the last moves the Green Bay Packers make.

Favre still isnt over his split from Packers
PackersNews.com | August 30, 2008
The Green Bay Packers have moved on without Brett Favre, but the veteran quarterback who was traded to the New York Jets earlier this month hasnt let go of some hard feelings toward his former team.

Cuts could mean short O-line
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 30, 2008
Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers have kept either nine or 10 offensive linemen each season since the National Football...

4 key players banged up as opener nears
PackersNews.com | August 29, 2008
The Green Bay Packers owe part of their 13-3 success of last season to unusually good health. Heading into this years Sept. 8 regular-season opener against Minnesota, the Packers arent as healthy as they were last year.

Tough decision looms on long snapper
PackersNews.com | August 29, 2008
J.J. Jansen avoided a major knee injury -- its just a sprained knee -- but the Green Bay Packers still might have to explore other long snappers. The Packers must decide whether theyre sold on the undrafted rookie from Notre Dame, who struggled in Thursdays preseason finale.

Defense gets in licks against Packers backups
Tennessean | August 29, 2008
GREEN BAY, Wis. — For one play, the Titans made Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers look like someone even Brett Favre could only dream of being.

New podcast coming Friday: Wholl make the cut
PackersNews.com | August 29, 2008
Tom Pelissero and Rob Demovsky will be back Friday, taking another look at their projections for the Packers 53-man roster in the wake of Thursdays preseason finale.

It was ugly for rookie QBs in 23-21 loss
PackersNews.com | August 29, 2008
If General Manager Ted Thompson and coach Mike McCarthy go with rookies Brian Brohm and Matt Flynn as the Green Bay Packers backup quarterbacks, they truly will be rolling the dice.

Photos: Titans 23, Packers 21
PackersNews.com | August 29, 2008

Packers might need a long snapper
PackersNews.com | August 29, 2008
Depending on the condition of J.J. Jansens injured left knee, the Green Bay Packers could be in the market for a long snapper for the second time this offseason.

Vandermause: If Im GM, heres my roster
PackersNews.com | August 29, 2008
Once a year, I get to play the role of Green Bay Packers General Manager Ted Thompson. I dont have Thompsons NFL player personnel credentials, distinctive white hair or seven-figure salary, but that wont stop me from selecting the Packers 53-man roster:

Titans 23, Packers 21
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 29, 2008
Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers closed the exhibition season with a longer list of questions, more injuries and a...

Notes: Long snapper injured
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 29, 2008
Green Bay - The mad dash by punter Jon Ryan in the fourth quarter might have been one of the most exciting plays the...

As Brohm trips, Flynn flies
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 29, 2008
Green Bay - If Ted Thompson and Mike McCarthy were hoping for some kind of sign - any kind of sign - that would tell them...

'Jaws' getting a bigger role
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 29, 2008
The ESPN guys running "Monday Night Football" have decided they are still broadcasting a football show, but they...

Titans beat Packers 23-21 in preseason finale
San Francisco Chronicle | August 28, 2008
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers took the rest of the night off after throwing a touchdown pass on his first snap, and the Tennessee Titans held on to beat Green Bay 23-21 in Thursday night's preseason finale at Lambeau Field. The Titans' victory came...

Titans beat Packers 23-21 in preseason finale
San Francisco Chronicle | August 28, 2008
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers took the rest of the night off after throwing a touchdown pass on his first snap, and the Tennessee Titans held on to beat Green Bay 23-21 in Thursday night's preseason finale at Lambeau Field. The Titans' victory came...

Titans beat Packers 23-21 in preseason finale
Associated Press | August 28, 2008
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers took the rest of the night off after throwing a touchdown pass on his first snap, and the Tennessee Titans held on to beat Green Bay 23-21 in Thursday night's preseason finale at Lambeau Field....

Insider: Thumbs up to linebackers, down to safeties
PackersNews.com | August 28, 2008
The Packers newest position of strength is linebacker.

Rain poncho might be needed at season finale
PackersNews.com | August 28, 2008
Tonights finale preseason game against the Tennessee Titans is at 6 p.m. at Lambeau Field.

Tauscher honored at Welcome Back Packers luncheon
PackersNews.com | August 28, 2008
Green Bay Packers tackle Mark Tauscher received this years Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce Service Award at the annual Welcome Back Packers luncheon at the Lambeau Field.

Packers, fans mingle at Lambeau
PackersNews.com | August 28, 2008
Nearly 1,100 people turned out at the Lambeau Field Atrium on Wednesday for the annual Welcome Back Packers luncheon.

Jollys court date set for Sept 16
PackersNews.com | August 28, 2008
HOUSTON Green Bay Packers defensive lineman Johnny Jollys court date on a felony drug possession charge was called off Wednesday, and an examining trial was set for Sept. 16.

Jolly hearing pushed back
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 28, 2008
Green Bay - Green Bay Packers defensive lineman Johnny Jolly's court hearing on felony drug possession charges has...

Five things to watch Thursday
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 28, 2008
THE BASICS Teams : Green Bay Packers (1-2) vs. Tennessee Titans (2-1) When: 6 p.m....

Five things to watch in Titans game
PackersNews.com | August 27, 2008
There will be plenty of time to watch backup quarterbacks Brian Brohm and Matt Flynn as Aaron Rodgers and the rest of the starting offense wont play much in Thursdays preseason finale.

Jolly hearing called off, reset for Sept. 16
PackersNews.com | August 27, 2008
Green Bay Packers defensive lineman Johnny Jollys court date on a felony drug possession charge was called off today and an examining trial was set for Sept. 16.

Pressure on for players to perform in finale
PackersNews.com | August 27, 2008
Spencer Havner has lived this day before.

Packers have confidence in rookie QBs Brohm, Flynn
Star Tribune | August 27, 2008

Packers officer to give speech
PackersNews.com | August 27, 2008
MILWAUKEE Vicki Vannieuwenhoven, vice president of finance for the Green Bay Packers, will be the keynote speaker for the Images of Us Sports awards and five-year anniversary ceremony.

Team's pass rush takes another hit
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 27, 2008
Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers weren't calling it a setback Tuesday, but the inability of Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila to...

McCarthy plans to lighten Grant's load
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 27, 2008
Green Bay - If he had his druthers, Ryan Grant would run the ball at will in the Green Bay Packers' exhibition finale...

Fast facts for Packer fans
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 27, 2008
The 2008 NFL Kickoff Information Guide contains very few references to New York Jets quarterback Brett Favre...

Lumpkin makes a run at a backup job
PackersNews.com | August 26, 2008
Asked point blank whether undrafted rookie Kregg Lumpkin has a legitimate shot at making the Green Bay Packers final roster, running backs coach Edgar Bennett replied with a simple but emphatic yes.

Plea entered in break-in at house of Packers Herron
PackersNews.com | August 26, 2008
One of the two men accused of breaking into Green Bay Packers running back Noah Herrons home pleaded not guilty to a pair of felony burglary charges Monday.

Rookie cornerback a work in progress
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 26, 2008
Green Bay - Cornerback Pat Lee didn't become a full-fledged starter at Auburn until his fifth year on campus. You'd...

In the middle of nowhere
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 26, 2008
Green Bay - If it were simply a matter of replacing his girth, the Green Bay Packers could come up with someone to fill in...

Thompson, Finley unlikely to have impact
PackersNews.com | August 25, 2008
Unless they make big strides soon, defensive end Jeremy Thompson and tight end Jermichael Finley seem unlikely to be impact players this season.

Notebook: Sitton out 4 weeks Moll could start at RG
PackersNews.com | August 25, 2008
With Josh Sitton likely to miss a month because of a sprained left knee, Tony Moll could be starting at right guard for the Green Bay Packers several weeks into the regular season if he plays well enough, starting this week.

Harrell shelved for at least 6 weeks
PackersNews.com | August 25, 2008
Defensive tackle Justin Harrell still has a chance to contribute this season despite recurring back problems that doctors hope to fix with a second surgery.

Sunday camp report
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 25, 2008
THUMBS UP At the end of this week, the Packers might well be adding a veteran tight end behind Donald Lee and...

Notes: Defense shaky at tackle spot
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 25, 2008
Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers are so concerned about the availability of Justin Harrell and issues...

Dotted line's status unclear
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 25, 2008
Green Bay - Pretty soon the shuffling will end and the Green Bay Packers' starting five will take their places on the...

A line backing up
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 25, 2008
Green Bay - The offensive line isn't the only place where the Green Bay Packers are shuffling personnel. As the...

Sprained knee sidelines Jones indefinitely
PackersNews.com | August 24, 2008
Wide receiver James Jones knee injury is more serious than the Green Bay Packers thought. Hell miss Thursdays preseason finale and its unclear whether hell play in the regular-season opener on Sept. 8.

I expect to be very sharp, Grant says
PackersNews.com | August 24, 2008
Ryan Grants return to practice should give juice to a Packers running game thats been pedestrian.

Pickett at peace
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 24, 2008
Green Bay - There is a difference between being bored and being frustrated, and Ryan Pickett will tell you exactly what...

Packers CEO builds up marketing
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 24, 2008
Green Bay - As Mark Murphy began to settle in as the chairman and chief executive of the Green Bay Packers earlier this...

Notes: Driver gives QB direction
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 24, 2008
Green Bay - It was only one half of football, but Donald Driver had seen enough. Disgusted at the...

Lambeau neighborhoods keep eye on party homes
PackersNews.com | August 23, 2008
Diehard Green Bay Packers fans might find it irresistible to tailgate with Ray Nitschkes family, sitting among plenty of memorabilia, watching the Packers play in a living room that has a front-row view of Lambeau Field.

Packers sticking with rookie backup QBs
PackersNews.com | August 23, 2008
Brian Brohm and Matt Flynn will get one final, extended look in game action this Thursday to determine if either rookie is ready to be the Packers No. 2 quarterback.

Sitton injury muddles guard picture
PackersNews.com | August 23, 2008
The Green Bay Packers planned to come out of Friday nights preseason game at Denver with a good idea if rookie Josh Sitton would be their starting right guard this season.

Rodgers bounces back in Packers' win over Denver
Star Tribune | August 23, 2008

McCarthy puts Packers on the offensive
PackersNews.com | August 23, 2008
DENVER Mike McCarthy either isnt too worried about his running game or hes so concerned about his first-year starting quarterback that he plans to give Aaron Rodgers as many throws as possible this preseason.

O-line rebounds run defense shaky
PackersNews.com | August 23, 2008
The Packers offensive line came back from last weeks disaster at San Francisco with a solid performance against Denver on Friday night. The Packers gave Rodgers ample time to throw most of the time against the Broncos, who didnt blitz the Packers like San Francisco did in sacking Rodgers four times in one half last week.

Safeties leave game banged up
PackersNews.com | August 23, 2008
The Green Bay Packers lost their starting safeties in the first half of Fridays preseason game against the Denver Broncos, but the injuries dont appear to be serious.

Recap: Denver vs. Green Bay
Kansas City Star | August 23, 2008
Kregg Lumpkin's one-yard touchdown run with 3:15 left in the game lifted Green Bay over Denver, 27-24, in preseason action.

Packers 27, Broncos 24
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 23, 2008
Denver - Efficient. Disciplined. Strong-armed. Decisive.Everything that Aaron Rodgers was not a week ago in San...

Notes: More scrapes and bumps
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 23, 2008
Denver - Injuries are starting to mount for the Green Bay Packers. One game after linebacker A.J. Hawk ...

Defense plan hits a snag
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 23, 2008
Denver - General manager Ted Thompson and coach Mike McCarthy plan to win games with their defense this year but Friday...

Jennings returns to Packers' lineup
Denver Post | August 22, 2008
Greg Jennings is returning to the Packers' lineup, and also to the scene of his signature NFL moment.

Playing a waiting game
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 22, 2008
Denver - Barring an injury at safety, Aaron Rouse will have to be content with a second season playing special teams and...

Five things to watch Friday
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 22, 2008
THE BASICS Teams: Green Bay Packers (0-2) vs. Denver Broncos (1-1) When: 8 p.m....

Thin at defensive tackle, rich at linebacker
PackersNews.com | August 21, 2008
Last year at this time, the Green Bay Packers had unusually good depth at defensive tackle but were weak at backup linebacker.

Tickets available for Packers-Titans preseason game
PackersNews.com | August 21, 2008
It rarely happens, but the Green Bay Packers have some game tickets theyd like to sell.

NFL players union leader Gene Upshaw dies at 63
PackersNews.com | August 21, 2008
Gene Upshaw, the Hall of Fame guard who during a quarter-century as union head helped get NFL players free agency and the riches that came with it, has died. He was 63.

Brown County Board approves Packers practice field swap
PackersNews.com | August 21, 2008
Railbirds will head to Ray Nitschke Field in Ashwaubenon next year to watch the Green Bay Packers practice during training camp.

Wednesday camp report
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 21, 2008
THUMBS UP Well, it appears somebody got a talking-to. A day after he struggled catching the ball in red-zone...

Notes: Undrafted but unbowed
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 21, 2008
Green Bay - It's going to be down-to-the-wire for Green Bay Packers running back Kregg Lumpkin . Then...

Distinct sense of urgency
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 21, 2008
Green Bay - Thousands of Green Bay Packers fans are and probably will remain incensed about management's decision to...

Barnett fined by league
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 21, 2008
Green Bay - It wasn't exactly the outcome he was seeking, but Green Bay Packers linebacker Nick Barnett was able to avoid...

Mike Vandermause column: Crowds dwindle for practices
PackersNews.com | August 20, 2008
That sound at Green Bay Packers training camp Wednesday was a pin dropping, and anyone near Clarke Hinkle Field had no trouble hearing it.

Injuries take toll on teams pass rush
PackersNews.com | August 20, 2008
In the first 30 minutes of Saturdays exhibition loss at San Francisco, the Green Bay Packers tried nine line combinations and five packages of blitzers.

Jennings return bodes well for offense
PackersNews.com | August 20, 2008
The good news for the Packers struggling No. 1 offense is that receiver Greg Jennings has been cleared to make his preseason debut Friday against the Denver Broncos.

Notebook: McCarthy sticking with preseason plan
PackersNews.com | August 20, 2008
Even though hes going into the season with a first-time starting quarterback, Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy doesnt plan to change how much he will play his starters during the preseason.

Packers make pitch to move practice site
PackersNews.com | August 20, 2008
The Brown County Board appears to be ready to sign off on a new site for the Green Bay Packers training camp.

Packers' Rodgers, Broncos' Cutler friendly foes
Denver Post | August 20, 2008
Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers will have at least one friendly face on the opposing sideline Friday night when he leads the Packers against the Broncos at Invesco Field at Mile High.

Tight end needs a break
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 20, 2008
Green Bay - His coaches still rave about him. His teammates still respect his immense talents. But Tory Humphrey...

Poppinga wins praise
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 20, 2008
Green Bay - When free agent Brandon Chillar signed with the Green Bay Packers this off-season, a lot of people thought it...

Murphy will work in contract talks
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 20, 2008
Green Bay - Mark Murphy, president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers, has been named to a key National Football League...

Foundation remains solid
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 20, 2008
Green Bay - Mark Murphy would rather not rehash who did what to whom during the entire Brett Favre ordeal. But as...

Read Pete Doughertys chat transcript
PackersNews.com | August 19, 2008
Packers beat writer Pete Dougherty will chat with PackersNews.com readers from 5 to 6 p.m. Tuesday.

Poppinga looks like hell be the starter
PackersNews.com | August 19, 2008
After a so-so 2007 season that prompted the Packers to sign free agent Brandon Chillar and let him compete for a starting job, linebacker Brady Poppinga has played so well that theres little chance he will lose his starting spot.

Insider: Thumbs up to Jackson, down to Driver
PackersNews.com | August 19, 2008
During his brief tenure with the Packers, second-year pro Brandon Jackson always has been a mild-manner player.

Nalen unlikely against Packers
Denver Post | August 19, 2008
Broncos center Tom Nalen took his first snaps in team drills today, his second day back on the field after missing most of training camp with an injured left knee.

Packers game big test for Niko and Nate
Denver Post | August 19, 2008
Niko or Nate. Nate or Niko. It's only at middle linebacker, among the 11 starting defensive positions, that the Broncos have yet to decide.

Its time to find the offenses identity
PackersNews.com | August 19, 2008
Friday nights preseason game against Denver will be especially important because the starters will play into the third quarter, giving coach Mike McCarthy a chance to figure out the best way to play on offense, at least early in the season.

Rookie vows to get tough
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 19, 2008
Green Bay - A little advice for Green Bay Packers tight ends encountering rookie defensive end Jeremy Thompson in...

Notes: Injuries sideline 12 players
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 19, 2008
Green Bay - Running back Ryan Grant expressed no doubt that he would be ready to play for the Green Bay Packers in...

Monday camp report
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 19, 2008
THUMBS UP In 17 games last season, Donald Driver dropped two of 134 passes. In the first two...

Brohm holds slim lead
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 19, 2008
Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers don't know exactly when it's going to click in for rookie quarterback Brian Brohm, and...

Rodgers looks for protection
Buffalo News | August 19, 2008
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- The Aaron Rodgers era isn't going to amount to much if the Green Bay Packers can't protect him any better or catch more passes than they did in Saturday's preseason loss to San Francisco.

Thumbs up to Flynn, down to Grant
PackersNews.com | August 18, 2008
The Insider: Matt Flynn appears to be closing in on Brian Brohm for the No. 2 quarterback job. At the same time, its starting to look like it may be a lost training camp for Ryan Grant.

Photos: Monday nights practice
PackersNews.com | August 18, 2008
The Packers had their last evening practice of training camp on Monday night.

Tom Pelisseros podcast: What Packers must do now
PackersNews.com | August 18, 2008
Tom Pelissero and Pete Dougherty break down what the Packers must do after their brutal showing in San Francisco.

Chat with Pete Dougherty on Tuesday
PackersNews.com | August 18, 2008
Packers beat writer Pete Dougherty will chat with PackersNews.com readers from 5 to 6 p.m. Tuesday.

Have a Packers slogan for fence
PackersNews.com | August 18, 2008
Green Bay Packers fans are invited to submit slogan ideas for the 2008 season for a homeowners fence that faces Lambeau Field and Lombardi Avenue.

Notes: Rodgers takes beating
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 18, 2008
Green Bay - As recently as last week, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers completed better than 70% of...

Incident shakes Herron
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 18, 2008
Green Bay - It wasn't as if Noah Herron needed an epiphany. It wasn't as if he didn't work hard, or couldn't...

No changes likely on the offensive line
PackersNews.com | August 17, 2008
Despite the poor showing by the offense in Saturdays 34-6 preseason loss at San Francisco, the Green Bay Packers probably wont make any major changes to their offensive line.

Chat with Pete Dougherty on Tuesday
PackersNews.com | August 17, 2008
Packers beat writer Pete Dougherty will chat with PackersNews.com readers from 5 to 6 p.m. Tuesday.

Vandermause: The good, bad and ugly
PackersNews.com | August 17, 2008
Heres a look at the good, the bad and the ugly in the aftermath of the embarrassing 34-6 drubbing the Packers suffered at the hands of the 49ers on Saturday night.

Photo gallery: 49ers 34, Packers 6
PackersNews.com | August 17, 2008

NFL Notebook: The Favre Franchise still in Packers future
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | August 17, 2008

O'Sullivan leads Niners past Packers 34-6
Associated Press | August 17, 2008
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- J.T. O'Sullivan might have moved a step closer toward completing his long-shot bid to become the San Francisco 49ers starting quarterback....

Recap: San Francisco vs. Green Bay
Kansas City Star | August 17, 2008
J.T. O'Sullivan threw for 154 yards and one score on 8-of-17 passing to lead the San Francisco 49ers to a 34-6 romp over the Green Bay Packers in preseason play.

Photo gallery: 49ers 34, Packers 6
PackersNews.com | August 17, 2008

49ers punish Rodgers, Packers, 34-6
PackersNews.com | August 17, 2008
SAN FRANCISCO Aaron Rodgers found out how much tougher it is against a quality NFL defense with a multiple scheme than in his second exhibition start.

Fans split TV viewing
PackersNews.com | August 17, 2008
There was no reason to adjust your TV. People were cheering for No. 4 even though he was wearing green and white rather than green and gold.

Brohm bust raises backup concerns
PackersNews.com | August 17, 2008
Rookie Brian Brohm had another rough outing in his second exhibition game, raising questions about whether the Packers need to bring in a veteran to back up Aaron Rodgers.

O'Sullivan leads Niners past Packers 34-6
Star Tribune | August 17, 2008

O'Sullivan leads Niners past Packers 34-6
San Francisco Chronicle | August 17, 2008
J.T. O'Sullivan threw San Francisco's first scoring pass of the preseason and led the 49ers on back-to-back touchdown drives. Whether that was enough to help him complete his long-shot bid to become the Niners starting quarterback remains to be seen. O'...

Thumbs down to offensive line
PackersNews.com | August 17, 2008
Forget about Aaron Rodgers finding his timing with his receivers. Rodgers and his offensive line werent even close to being in synch.

Vikings suffer injury scare
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 17, 2008
Tarvaris Jackson put up some impressive numbers against the Baltimore Ravens. Far more important was that the...

Notes: Bush's mistakes not covered up
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 17, 2008
San Francisco - Evidently Jarrett Bush hasn't rid himself of the bull's-eye opponents see on his back. The...

49ers 34, Packers 6
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 17, 2008
San Francisco - The favorable impression that Aaron Rodgers left five nights earlier against the Cincinnati Bengals...

McCarthy's offense has a night to forget
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 17, 2008
San Francisco - If this is the way things are going to go for the Green Bay Packers' passing game this year, running back...

Harlan QA: Favre trade a disappointment
PackersNews.com | August 16, 2008
TWO RIVERS Part of Bob Harlans second career was on display Saturday night at the eighth annual Badger Night at the Two Rivers Community House.

Report: Pack's Favre deal included souvenirs, blog
Kansas City Star | August 16, 2008
The Green Bay Packers' proposed $20 million marketing deal for Brett Favre included a merchandise line, autographs, personal appearances and even a blog, according to a report in The Sporting News' online newsletter Friday.

Report: Packers' $20 million marketing deal with Favre included merchandise, appearances, blog
Star Tribune | August 16, 2008

NFL NOTES / Souvenirs and blog in Packers' Favre deal
San Francisco Chronicle | August 16, 2008
The Green Bay Packers' proposed $20 million marketing deal for Brett Favre included a merchandise line, autographs, personal appearances and even a blog, according to a report in the Sporting News' online newsletter Friday. And though Favre turned down the...

NFL NOTES / Souvenirs and blog in Packers' Favre deal
San Francisco Chronicle | August 16, 2008
The Green Bay Packers' proposed $20 million marketing deal for Brett Favre included a merchandise line, autographs, personal appearances and even a blog, according to a report in the Sporting News' online newsletter Friday. And though Favre turned down the...

Five things to watch Saturday
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 16, 2008
THE BASICS Teams: Green Bay Packers (0-1) vs. San Francisco 49ers (0-1) When:...

Facing a jammed route
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 16, 2008
Green Bay - There was a time when being a high-round rookie wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers came with a free pass...

Packers open to Favre retirement deal
Baltimore Sun | August 16, 2008
The Green Bay Packers' proposed $20million marketing deal for Brett Favre included a merchandise line, autographs, personal appearances and even a blog, according to The Sporting News ' online newsletter.

Rookies impact minimal so far
PackersNews.com | August 15, 2008
Jordy Nelson is the No. 5 receiver. Brian Brohm is scuffling to hold on to the No. 2 quarterback job. Pat Lee, Jermichael Finley and Jeremy Thompson are spending most of their time with the second and third units.

Favre marketing deal included souvenirs, blog: report
PackersNews.com | August 15, 2008
The Green Bay Packers proposed $20 million marketing deal for Brett Favre included a merchandise line, autographs, personal appearances and even a blog, according to a report in The Sporting News online newsletter Friday.

Safety mix remains to be determined
PackersNews.com | August 15, 2008
When Aaron Rouse gets on the field, the ball seems to find him, as it did again with his impressive interception in Monday nights exhibition game against Cincinnati.

Thursday camp report
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 15, 2008
THUMBS UP Tight end Donald Lee hasn't been talked about much during camp, and that's probably the...

Notes: Set to play for a stretch
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 15, 2008
Green Bay - Ryan Grant got the big-money contract. Brandon Jackson has been talked up constantly by...

Armful of intrigue
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 15, 2008
Green Bay - Their careers have crossed before, so it comes as no shock to Aaron Rodgers, Alex Smith and J.T. O'Sullivan...

Sports bar might be best bet for Favre fans Saturday
PackersNews.com | August 14, 2008
As Packers Nation moves forward without Brett Favre, some fans are willing to share their allegiances: Support the Green Bay Packers while still cheering on No. 4 as he plays for another team for the first time since leaving the green and gold.

Packers sticking with Sitton
PackersNews.com | August 14, 2008
Josh Sitton got through his first start at right guard well enough that the rookie remained with the No. 1 offense when Green Bay Packers returned to practice on Wednesday night even though center Scott Wells was back from his injury.

Packers survive early rigors of camp
PackersNews.com | August 14, 2008
Wednesdays practice was the beginning of what essentially will be a regular-season schedule for what remains of training camp.

Arm fatigue hampers Favre
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 14, 2008
Brett Favre dropped back, looked downfield and launched a long spiral about 5 yards past his intended receiver. A few...

Carter's cautionary tale
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 14, 2008
Although there has been scant evidence and it would be premature to declare anything final, Aaron Rodgers may...

Notes: Hawk sidelined by chest injury
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 14, 2008
Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers have had their share of minor injuries in the past 10 days of training camp. But they've...

Wednesday camp report
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 14, 2008
THUMBS UP Several times during this camp it appeared as if Tony Moll 's days were numbered. He would...

Crunch time
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 14, 2008
Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers must remove 37 players from their roster before opening the regular season in 3 1/2...

Line appears to be in order
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 14, 2008
Green Bay - There are seven practices and three exhibition games left before training camp ends and anything can...

Oldest living Packer dies at 95
PackersNews.com | August 13, 2008
Herm Schneidman, who was the oldest living Green Bay Packer at age 95 and played on a pair of NFL championship teams, died Tuesday in Quincy, Ill., his longtime home.

Anniversary Madden with Packers Favre is best yet
PackersNews.com | August 13, 2008
When Electronic Arts announced the retired Brett Favre as its 20th anniversary cover boy, it looked like the notorious Madden curse which had mangled the careers of Michael Vick, Donovan McNabb and Shaun Alexander was finally broken.

Vikings Williams talks some trash
PackersNews.com | August 13, 2008
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is winning over new fans, but dont count Minnesota Vikings nose tackle Pat Williams among them.

Bengals had just enough 'good' to beat Packers
Dayton Daily News | August 13, 2008
GEORGETOWN, Ky. — Winning a battle doesn't always lead to winning the war.

Police arrest 9 at Packers game
PackersNews.com | August 13, 2008
Nine people were arrested Monday night at Lambeau Field during the Green Bay Packers-Cincinnati Bengals preseason game, Green Bay police reported.

Packers preseason to air in high-def Favre TV watch
PackersNews.com | August 13, 2008
For the first time, locally produced Green Bay Packers preseason games will be televised in high-definition by way of WFRV, Channel 5.

Police arrest 9 at Packers game
PackersNews.com | August 13, 2008
Nine people were arrested Monday night at Lambeau Field during the Green Bay Packers-Cincinnati Bengals preseason game, Green Bay police reported.

Ariens elected to Packers Executive Committee
PackersNews.com | August 13, 2008
Daniel Ariens, president of The Ariens Co. of Brillion, is the newest member of the Green Bay Packers Executive Committee.

Many happy returns
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 13, 2008
Green Bay - Will Blackmon owns every kick return record there is at Boston College, so it seems a little bizarre that he...

Vikings: Packers will miss Favre
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 13, 2008
Green Bay - Pat Williams, the Minnesota Vikings' nose tackle who at times in the past three seasons has...

Reshuffling likely on line
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 13, 2008
Green Bay - Guard Josh Sitton's first exhibition game Monday night against the Cincinnati Bengals wasn't the disaster...

Packers' Executive Committee
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 13, 2008
Dan Ariens, president and CEO of the Ariens Co. in Brillion, was elected Tuesday to the Green Bay Packers' Executive...

Jets likely on local TV
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 13, 2008
WDJT-TV (Channel 58) has not received confirmation or permission, but it seems likely the station can carry at least...

Patience pays dividends for Packers
PackersNews.com | August 12, 2008
Passed over by the 49ers in the 2005 NFL draft, Aaron Rodgers is relishing taking the field Saturday night as the Packers starting quarterback at San Francisco. This is a big week for me, he said. Im looking forward to this one, definitely.

Chat with Pete Dougherty Tuesday
PackersNews.com | August 12, 2008
Packers beat writer Pete Dougherty will chat with PackersNews.com readers from 5 to 6 p.m. Tuesday.

Chat with Rob Demovsky on Wednesday
PackersNews.com | August 12, 2008
Green Bay Press-Gazette Packers reporter Rob Demovsky will chat with PackersNews.com readers from 5 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 13.

Racine man: I bought Favre Jets jersey 6 years ago
PackersNews.com | August 12, 2008
RACINE Joe Braun thought he bought a Brett Favre Packers jersey for his wife for Christmas six years ago. Instead he accidentally got a mostly green one with a Jets logo on the sleeve. But the 55-year-old and his 54-year-old wife Jeannette decided to keep it.

New era begins in Green Bay as Packers fall to Bengals
USA Today | August 12, 2008
Aaron Rodgers shrugged off a shaky beginning as Brett Favre's replacement.

Monday Night Football: Rodgers solid in 1st start for Packers
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | August 12, 2008

Rodgers sharp, but Packers fall to Bengals 20-17
Associated Press | August 12, 2008
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- Aaron Rodgers shrugged off a shaky beginning as Brett Favre's replacement....

Backups overcome slow start
Cincinnati Enquirer | August 12, 2008
As poorly as the Cincinnati starters looked in the first quarter, the team turned up their intensity in the second, leading to a 20-17 Bengals victory in the preseason opener Monday night against the Green Bay Packers.

Rodgers sharp, but Packers fall to Bengals 20-17
Kansas City Star | August 12, 2008
Aaron Rodgers shrugged off a shaky beginning as Brett Favre's replacement.

Notebook: Flynn leads scoring drive
PackersNews.com | August 12, 2008
The best drive led by either of the Green Bay Packers rookie quarterbacks in Monday nights preseason opener against the Cincinnati Bengals came with seventh-round draft pick Matt Flynn calling the shots in the hurry-up offense.

Rodgers stands up under pressure
PackersNews.com | August 12, 2008
There may be debate over when the Aaron Rodgers era officially began for the Green Bay Packers.

Rodgers delivers the goods in first appearance as Packers starter
Kansas City Star | August 12, 2008
GREEN BAY, Wis. | Aaron Rodgers shrugged off a shaky beginning as Brett Favre's replacement before delivering two scoring drives and a handful of highlights.

McCarthy: Rodgers off to a good start
PackersNews.com | August 12, 2008
After a tumultuous two weeks of training camp, the Green Bay Packers had to feel pretty good about Aaron Rodgers debut as their starting quarterback.

Insiders blog: Packers lose first preseason game under Rodgers 20-17
PackersNews.com | August 12, 2008
The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Green Bay Packers 20-17 at Lambeau Field Monday night.

Notes: Up-and-down night for Jackson
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 12, 2008
Green Bay - Brandon Jackson showed glimpses of the "special" play that coach Mike McCarthy raved about...

NFL Network lands Jets
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 12, 2008
The NFL Network understands a gift when it gets one. An exhibition New York Jets game is anything but must-see...

Bengals 20, Packers 17
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 12, 2008
Green Bay - A month from now, nobody will remember the first exhibition game for Aaron Rodgers as starting quarterback...

A cause for concern
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 12, 2008
Green Bay - Until the Green Bay Packers get that hole in the middle of the defense fixed, they should be worried about...

Rodgers impressive in Packers' loss
Buffalo News | August 12, 2008
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Aaron Rodgers shrugged off a shaky beginning as Brett Favre's replacement.

Bengals rally past Packers
Dayton Daily News | August 11, 2008
The Cincinnati Bengals eagerly await the quarterback-tight end connection — Carson Palmer to Ben Utecht.

Insider: Jackson has good night, too
PackersNews.com | August 11, 2008
Aaron Rodgers will get the headlines, and deservedly so, but Brandon Jackson was no less impressive with the ball in his hands in the Packers preseason opener.

Enhanced fan behavior policy in effect Monday
PackersNews.com | August 11, 2008
The Green Bay Packers dont think they have a fan behavior problem, but theyre asking ticket-holders to be more proactive in identifying people who are making things uncomfortable for everyone around them.

Board works to protect taxpayers investment
PackersNews.com | August 11, 2008
The Green Bay Press-Gazette visits with newsmakers each week in its Monday Conversation feature. This week, Patrick Webb, executive director of the Green Bay/Brown County Professional Football Stadium District, discusses Lambeau Field, the sales tax and district responsibilities. Webb is a certified public accountant and received a bachelor of business administration degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He was the finance director for Brown County from 1990 through 2000.

Rodgers assumes starring role
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 11, 2008
Green Bay - Aaron Rodgers won't feel alone tonight. Not as he did during the second quarter of a rain-drenched...

Five things to watch Monday
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 11, 2008
THE BASICS Teams: Green Bay Packers (13-3 last season) vs. Cincinnati Bengals (7-9) When:...

Healthy again, Hodge pursues backup linebacker spot
PackersNews.com | August 10, 2008
Written off by many a year ago, Abdul Hodge not only has new life in football thanks to a couple of near-miracle knee surgeries but has a different outlook on life all together.

Packers vs. Bengals: 5 things to watch
PackersNews.com | August 10, 2008
1. All eyes will be on starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who assumes control of the throne occupied by Brett Favre for the past 16 years. Rodgers will face intense scrutiny all season, so he might as well get used to it in front of the home crowd at Lambeau Field. Packers Coach Mike McCarthy said Rodgers is ready. Now its his time to prove it.

Vandermause: Rodgers shows his class
PackersNews.com | August 10, 2008
Too bad some Green Bay Packers fans havent done the same as they mourn the departure of quarterback Brett Favre, sports editor Mike Vandermause says.

Fans adjust to life after Favre
PackersNews.com | August 10, 2008
A cure for the Green Bay Packers community hangover in the wake of Brett Favres departure is at least a month away.

Saturday camp report
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 10, 2008
THUMBS UP With four defensive tackles suffering injuries, street free agent Alfred Malone...

Q&A with Ted Thompson
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 10, 2008
Green Bay - Ted Thompson, a general manager under siege for the past month, seemed as relaxed as a man could possibly be...

Packers monitor backup plan
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 10, 2008
Green Bay - When the Green Bay Packers take the field Monday night for their first exhibition game, much of the attention...

Notes: Colledge expects to play both tackle, guard in exhibition
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 10, 2008
Green Bay - It is likely the starting offensive line will look like this Monday night against Cincinnati, from left to...

Favre thrown into mix
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 10, 2008
Hempstead, N.Y. - Brett Favre stood in front of yet another throng of reporters, a towel draping his shoulders and a bead...

Favre likely to jell with Jets
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 10, 2008
Former National Football League coach Marty Schottenheimer , who recently joined Sirius NFL Radio as a show...

Photos from Packers Saturday practice
PackersNews.com | August 09, 2008
The Green Bay Packers held training camp practice Saturday afternoon at Clarke Hinkle Field.

Madden NFL keeps up with Favre trade
PackersNews.com | August 09, 2008
Poor Aaron Rodgers.

Trying to get back up to speed
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 09, 2008
Green Bay - Everybody goes through slumps, but the one Green Bay Packers defensive end Cullen Jenkins experienced last...

The heir quality index
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 09, 2008
Green Bay - There are probably stranger things Aaron Rodgers could have been doing the moment the 800-pound gorilla...

Jansen centers on long snap
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | August 09, 2008
Green Bay - Flawless after three months of practice, rookie J.J. Jansen will get his first chance to long snap in...

Favre fallout follows Rodgers
PackersNews.com | August 08, 2008
A lone man at the north end of Clarke Hinkle Field heckled the Green Bay Packers quarterbacks, mostly Aaron Rodgers, for the better part of a half-hour on Friday morning.

Colledge eager to show progress
PackersNews.com | August 08, 2008
Daryn Colledge stands to see time at left guard, left tackle and maybe even right guard in Mondays preseason opener against Cincinnati at Lambeau Field.