The Green Bay Packers' offensive line has been so effective primarily because of its versatility up front. It is one of the main reasons the unit has been a strength in recent years and helped power Green Bay to a top-five finish in offensive DVOA last season. They also ranked 8th in EPA per play, 6th in EPA per pass, and 7th in EPA per rush.

Before the Packers took Matthew Golden and Savion Williams in the NFL draft last month, running back Josh Jacobs was outspoken about the team's need for a No. 1 receiver.

The Green Bay Packers are set to add another wide receiver to strengthen Matt LaFleur’s roster and provide more offensive options for star Jordan Love in the 2025 NFL season.

The Steelers could use another pass catcher and the Packers have an abundance of receivers making a potential trade possible.

The Packers are no strangers to offseason drama. Brett Favre, Aaron Rodgers, Aaron Rodgers again, etc. Generally speaking the drama has stemmed from the quarterback position.

The Packers are signing first-year wide receiver Jadon Janke, who went undrafted out of South Dakota State in 2024.

Elgton Jenkins didn't have an issue with moving to center, he would also like the Green Bay Packers for moving him to the position.

NFL rookies don't often get time to get comfortable. Week 1 sneaks up quickly, and after that, the pressure is already on. Green Bay Packers rookie wide receiver Matthew Golden will get no time at all to find his footing, as he'll be expected to contribute in Green Bay immediately... and do it against some stiff competition.

Per Demovsky, Jenkins doesn’t have a problem with shifting from guard to center. The move makes sense for the Packers as currently constructed—Jenkins played center throughout college, and the Packers just signed Aaron Banks as a guard in the offseason