Green Bay Packers

Packers’ Jacobs Returns to Practice, Status Uncertain

Josh Jacobs is returning to Packers practices after six weeks on the commissioner’s exempt list, but his availability for Sunday’s game against Detroit will depend on how he performs this week. Green Bay’s NFL-worst rushing attack could use the boost, though the league’s investigation into Jacobs’ case remains ongoing and his immediate impact is uncertain.

Packers Rookie Cisse Exits With Apparent Shoulder Injury

Packers cornerback Brandon Cisse was active against the Cowboys despite being listed with a hip injury, but left late in the game with an apparent right shoulder injury after making a tackle. He recorded his first career interception earlier in the game and was replaced by Carrington Valentine.

Packers Set to Face Cowboys Amid Defensive Struggles

Green Bay enters Sunday night’s matchup with momentum after routing Chicago, and Jordan Love’s history of success against Dallas could test a Cowboys defense that has struggled this season. Dallas is seeking a response after a loss to Tampa Bay, but Dak Prescott and his talented receivers pose a significant threat against a Packers defense known for applying pressure.

Jacobs Cleared to Return as NFL Investigation Continues

The Packers have no update on when Josh Jacobs might return from the commissioner’s exempt list as the NFL investigates his case following his no-contest plea to misdemeanor charges. His indefinite absence has left Green Bay’s run game struggling, while a separate appeal has temporarily delayed the release of police records related to the investigation.

Parsons Unlikely to Play Against Cowboys

Packers do not anticipate Micah Parsons practicing this week before Sunday Night Football vs. Dallas; hope remains for a return this month, per Schefter.

Bears coach says Caleb Williams making progress toward possible return

After a 31-7 Packers loss, Ben Johnson says Caleb Williams is on track from a Grade 2 hamstring; Atlanta return is close.

Packers Promote Pierre Strong From Practice Squad With Brooks on IR

The Green Bay Packers promoted running back Pierre Strong from their practice squad to the active roster to add depth amid concerns over Chris Brooks’ injury. Strong, a former fourth-round pick, brings NFL experience as the Packers look for help in a struggling backfield.

Packers’ Tucker Kraft struggles with post-ACL drops

Packers tight end Tucker Kraft is still working back from a torn ACL, with 15 catches, 148 yards and one touchdown through four games while struggling with drops and reduced production. Kraft says he has tried to do too much and needs to focus on catching the ball, while coach Matt LaFleur says recovering players often need time to regain their form; Kraft says his understanding of the game is improving despite the statistics.

Packers Linebacker Cooper Carted Off With Achilles Injury

Packers LB Edgerrin Cooper was carted off with a non-contact left Achilles injury in a 17-14 win over Tampa Bay; Matt LaFleur said he would suspect it ends Cooper's season.

Packers' Micah Parsons Return May Slip to November

Micah Parsons is not expected back at practice next week, and the Packers may hold him out until November despite no reported setback; meanwhile, rookie Chris McClellan says he is learning pass-rushing technique from Parsons. Dallas has continued using assets from the Parsons trade to remake its defense, including moves for Quinnen Williams and Joey Porter Jr., renewing debate over the cost of its post-Parsons approach.

Packers Sign Zeitler as Jayden Reed Is Sidelined

The Green Bay Packers signed veteran guard Kevin Zeitler, a Wisconsin native and former Pro Bowler, to bolster a struggling offensive line. He is expected to compete for the starting right guard spot after a ramp-up period, with coach Matt LaFleur saying his experience could steady the young unit.

Jayden Reed to Miss 2026 Season After Neck Injury

Packers Sign Veteran Tomlinson Off Cowboys Practice Squad

Packers signed 34-year-old Laken Tomlinson off the Cowboys practice squad Sept. 26 after managing only 17 rushing yards in a 35-14 loss to Atlanta.

Packers Fall 35-14 to Falcons, Drop to 1-2

After Green Bay’s 35-14 loss to Atlanta, Jordan Love took responsibility for his rushed decisions and accuracy while the Packers’ porous offensive line and nearly absent running game left the offense struggling. Coach Matt LaFleur acknowledged the pressure could undermine Love’s confidence and said Green Bay must make schematic changes and establish a ground game to help protect him.

Falcons Rout Packers 35-14 at Lambeau Field

The Green Bay Packers host the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday Night Football at Lambeau, with Green Bay chasing a NFL-record 14th consecutive home-opener win as they aim to extend their early-season momentum behind quarterback Jordan Love. The short week spotlight includes Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. returning from injury and a heavy emphasis on tight game-planning, while fans can tune in via Prime Video and various NFL streaming options.

Packers WR Jayden Reed hospitalized overnight after neck injury

Packers Rally Past Jets 20-17 in Overtime

Packers beat Jets 20-17 on Trey Smack's OT kick despite just 199 yards and 1-for-9 on third downs, ending a six-game losing streak.

Packers lose Reed and Bako-Bewele to injuries on opening drive

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jayden Reed was carted off with a scary injury on the Jets game’s second play, with initial indications of a neck injury and him being placed on a backboard before leaving the field. The situation comes after Reed’s injury-plagued 2025 season, and despite that history, he signed a three-year, roughly $50 million extension that keeps him in Green Bay through 2029 as the team views him as a key offensive piece alongside Christian Watson and Matthew Golden.

Vikings' Hargrave clears concussion

Vikings Rally 29-0, Defeat Packers 39-22

Vikings scored 29 unanswered points to beat Packers 39-22 after Murray’s first-quarter concussion; Wentz threw three TDs, two to Jefferson.

Packers, Tucker Kraft agree to four-year, $75 million extension

The Green Bay Packers and tight end Tucker Kraft remain locked in negotiations over a long-term extension ahead of the season opener, with Kraft pushing for a roughly $20 million-per-year deal and the team wary of guarantees beyond signing bonuses amid his ACL recovery. Some reports and insiders suggest a serious offer could close the gap before Week 1, and Packers officials are keen to finalize the deal despite the standoff.

Josh Jacobs Pleads No Contest to Battery Charge, Faces NFL Review

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs faces two misdemeanor charges from a May incident and has appeared in multiple court sessions, with one report noting a no-contest plea as the legal process moves forward. He remains on the NFL’s commissioner’s exempt list and could face a multi-game, unpaid suspension before potentially returning to play ahead of the Packers’ season opener against the Minnesota Vikings.

Harrison Smith's Week 1 Status Unclear Against Packers

Harrison Smith returned to the Vikings for his 15th season and is expected to play a prominent role on a defense that aims to contend for the playoffs, with coaches emphasizing plans to balance his veteran leadership with opportunities for younger players. Despite being 37 and having limited recent practice, Vikings officials say he’s in good shape and will be integrated based on his health and the team’s week-to-week needs against the Packers.

Micah Parsons Eyes Week 6 Packers Return

The Green Bay Packers placed Micah Parsons on the reserve/PUP list after ACL and meniscus surgery, sidelining him for at least the first four games. Optimistic timelines from multiple reports put a possible return in Week 5 against the Bears or Week 6 versus the Cowboys, which would substantially boost a defense that could struggle early.