The opening four weeks of the season demonstrated that the Packers offense had multiple problems to address. The O-line received a makeover, but what about the backfield?

The final score of Week 5's showdown with the Bears won't end or save the Packers' season by itself, but a loss would test head coach Matt LaFleur's standing with his players.

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For weeks, abysmal O-line play has dominated the discourse around the Packers. However, not all the developments in Green Bay appear negative.

In his final season at Utah State, Jordan Love had to play with a mess around him, but his college head coach said he never saw Love waver. Instead, he chose to lead.

For three weeks, the Packers fielded the NFL's worst offensive line. They've begun to correct course over the past few days, but that doesn't negate the original mistakes.

The reported addition of veteran guard Laken Tomlinson can help the Packers' O-line, but he won't provide a panacea.

The Packers enter their mini-bye with a 1-2 record and a laundry list of problems. How Matt LaFleur uses that time will determine more than just whether the team rebounds in 2026.

The state of the Packers' offensive line puts the unit in a precarious position, both for Thursday's game and in the weeks to come. The next man up might need to come from outside Green Bay.

The Packers put their offensive shortcomings on full display in Week 1. Now, they have to find corrective measures, and they'll likely need more than one.

Nobody in the NFL dials up the blitz more than Brian Flores, but the Packers will keep seeing it until their pass-protection plan proves capable of stopping it.

The Leap asked Wide Left's Arif Hasan about the Vikings' personnel changes on defense, Kyler Murray at QB, Justin Jefferson's relationship with the team, and more.

The Packers' 53-man roster features six rookies. All could play in Sunday's season opener, but the team will ask more of some than others.

Kevin O’Connell, Justin Jefferson, and Brian Flores are the constants. They set the tone in Minnesota. But around them, there has been a constellation of change. What’s actually changing?

Of the players the Packers added shortly before final cuts, Mark Redman ranked as the least heralded. However, he could prove to be the most important of the group.

The NFL placed Josh Jacobs on the commissioner-exempt list, putting his professional future in question. What comes next for the star running back and the team that employs him?

The Leap assesses which undrafted free agents have the most favorable path to a spot on the Packers' 53-man roster or practice squad in 2026.

With final cuts just around the corner, The Leap's Jason B. Hirschhorn reveals his projection for the 2026 Packers' initial 53-man roster.

In a few days, more than 40% of players currently on NFL rosters will hit the transaction wire. This offers the Packers an opportunity to make some personnel improvements.

Green Bay shook off an uneven preseason opener to stomp the Denver Broncos 33-13. A slew of key players may have forged real roles on the Packers while others faded into the background.

The Packers face the Broncos tonight in what will likely be the final preseason action for the starters. The game could prove consequential for multiple position battles and roster spots.

For 21 straight years, the Packers have played Week 1 with at least one undrafted rookie on the 53-man roster. With final cuts less than two weeks away, that streak seems in jeopardy.

The offensive line appears in flux, and that extends beyond Anthony Belton's recent demotion.

The Packers used to regularly draft QBs in the late rounds, uncovering gems like Matt Hasselbeck and flipping them in trades. GM Brian Gutekunst wants to revive that practice.

The Packers seem increasingly optimistic about MarShawn Lloyd's health and his chance to finally contribute. What might that look like, and how could he change the offense?

The Packers were never going to finalize a new deal for Tucker Kraft before he returned to the field. Now that he has, an extension should soon follow.

The Leap assesses which undrafted free agents have the most favorable path to a spot on the Packers' 53-man roster or practice squad in 2025.

Much of the offseason discourse has focused on which Packers need to step up for the team to reach its goals. As training camp nears, some players need to step up just to stick around.

It's not just that the Packers got their asses kicked (Matt LaFleur's words) by the Saints and Vikings, the historical injury data suggests teams should play starters in the preseason.

Breathless coverage of training camp will soon descend on Green Bay. Some of the information that surfaces will matter much more than the rest.

As the first practice of training camp quickly approaches, which Packers have the inside track for roster spots and key roles?

Much of the offseason discourse has focused on which Packers need to step up for the team to reach its goals. As training camp nears, some players need to step up just to stick around.

The Leap ranks the Green Bay Packers' 90-man roster in order of player caliber.

The Leap ranks the Green Bay Packers' 90-man roster in order of player caliber.

The Leap ranks the Green Bay Packers' 90-man roster in order of player caliber.

The Leap ranks the Green Bay Packers' 90-man roster in order of player caliber.

The Leap ranks the Green Bay Packers' 90-man roster in order of player caliber.

The Leap ranks the Green Bay Packers' 90-man roster in order of player caliber.

The Leap ranks the Green Bay Packers' 90-man roster in order of player caliber.

While much remains uncertain about the 2026 Packers, we have already learned some important details about them at this stage of the offseason.