Another Green Bay Packers player has been fined because of on-field incidents. This time around, it was defensive tackle Colby Wooden. The amount of the fine is $6,150.
The Green Bay Packers faced several notable absences during Friday’s practice as key players Jordan Morgan, Colby Wooden, and MarShawn Lloyd were sidelined.
With Devonte Wyatt not expected to be available for Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Rams, the Green Bay Packers will be adding a fresh face to their defensive line.
Karl Brooks and Colby Wooden’s playing style, by nature of their position, is vicious and chaotic. Their primary goal is to be a disruptor to opposing offenses.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Green Bay Packers are undergoing a lot of changes on the defensive side of the ball this offseason. Personnel has changed at some positions, with some key players from last season’s defense not returning.
Playing with a new physique, Colby Wooden moved into a new but familiar role at Green Bay Packers OTAs on Wednesday. With starting ends Rashan Gary and Preston Smith not present for the voluntary practice and with Lukas Van Ness sidelined by a broken thumb, Wooden moved from defensive tackle to defensive end.
After gaining 12 pounds this offseason, Wooden is going to play 4-3 defensive tackle for Green Bay in 2024. Many of the Green Bay Packers’ rookies in 2023 had mid- or late-season breakouts as the Packers made the push to the playoffs.
The only real question left is whether Colby Wooden is an end or tackle in Green Bay’s new 4-3 defense. The Green Bay Packers officially updated their roster with the start of their organized team activities (OTAs) last week.