The Green Bay Packers have spent significant draft capital in recent years building a young and ascending supporting cast of weapons around young and ascending quarterback Jordan love.
Decision makers spoke anonymously to The Athletic’s Mike Sando in a recent piece NFL executives spoke to Mike Sando in a recent article breaking down the NFC’s free-agent signings, which obviously includes analysis on your Green Bay Packers.
On day 1 of NFL free agency, the Green Bay Packers signed Guard Aaron Banks. Banks, formerly of the San Francisco 49ers, signed a four year deal worth up to $77 million dollars.
The Green Bay Packers spent significant resources in free agency, even though volume wasn't a priority. General manager Brian Gutekunst targeted specific players, adding guard Aaron Banks and cornerback Nate Hobbs on the first day of the legal tampering period.
The Green Bay Packers will have a new left guard after signing Aaron Banks. They’ll have a new center, general manager Brian Gutekunst confirmed on Monday, with Elgton Jenkins moving from left guard.
It's not your money, so it's understandable if you don't care much about it. But in a world of limited resources because of the salary cap in the NFL, what a team spends on one place precludes them from making other moves.
In NFL free agency, the Green Bay Packers signed three players and re-signed two others but let seven players sign with different teams. Here is our report card of each transaction.
Signing Banks bolstered the offensive line, but raises questions elsewhere. A little over a week ago, the Green Bay Packers signed guard Aaron Banks to bolster their offensive line heading into 2025.
“Okay” is probably the best way to explain how national analysts feel about the Packers’ free agency effort Considering how little meat is left on the bone in free agency, let’s turn our attention to how national analysts believe the Green Bay Packers have done this offseason.
Breaking down what new Packers guard Aaron Banks does well and not so well. On the first day of the NFL’s “legal tampering period,” the Green Bay Packers agreed to terms with free agent offensive guard Aaron Banks on a four-year, $77 million deal.
The Green Bay Packers will Always prioritize the offensive line over boundary weapons. It's just how they operate, and it doesn't seem like it will change anytime soon.
The 49ers have to find someone to replace Aaron Banks as their starting left guard. Banks recently signed a four-year, $77 million deal with the Green Bay Packers and left a void in San Francisco's offensive line.
It’s been an impactful start to NFL free agency for the Green Bay Packers, who replaced Josh Myers with Aaron Banks, added critical talent at cornerback with Nate Hobbs and lost a combined 24 starts from their defense.
The Green Bay Packers signed a player from the San Francisco 49ers in free agency. So nothing is better than getting the perspective from an analyst who covers both teams.
Now that the New League Year has officially begun, we can go ahead and grade what the Green Bay Packers has done so far. Unless something completely unforeseen happens, these deals will go through as agreed upon.
By agreeing to big contracts with guard Aaron Banks and cornerback Nate Hobbs at the start of NFL free agency on Monday, the Green Bay Packers had approximately $26.6 million of salary cap space on Wednesday morning, according to OverTheCap.com .
The Green Bay Packers were active on the first day of NFL free agency, signing two players. The first was guard Aaron Banks who previously played for the San Francisco 49ers.
Speak now or forever hold your peace The Green Bay Packers added two high-priced free agents on Monday, the first day of the NFL’s legal tampering period.
Yesterday, the Packers signed Aaron Banks and Nate Hobbs on the first day of free agency. Packers fans were waiting on pins and needles to see if the team would acquire some of the flashier names.
After four so-so seasons for center Josh Myers and having run out of competent blockers in the playoff loss to the Eagles, the Green Bay Packers needed to address their offensive line in a meaningful way this offseason.
The Green Bay Packers made a big splash in free agency on Monday as they are signing former San Francisco 49ers guard Aaron Banks. Banks was the top available guard in free agency, and he should provide a big boost to the Packers’ offensive line.
Four-year veteran offensive lineman Aaron Banks has signed a new contract with the Green Bay Packers. Banks, a former second-round pick, spent the entirety of his career with the San Francisco 49ers.
NFL insider Ian Rapoport reports that the Green Bay Packers are set to sign free-agent guard Aaron Banks from the San Francisco 49ers, bringing his time in the Bay Area to an end.
The 49ers almost certainly will lose their starting left guard this week. Aaron Banks is set to hit free agency and get paid between $18 million and $20 million per season.
Arguably the worst offensive lineman for the San Francisco 49ers in 2024 was Aaron Banks. The three-year starting left guard had a solid 2023 season en route to a Super Bowl appearance.