A second Green Bay Packers player has been named one of the NFL's Top 100 players. Quarterback Jordan Love is No. 68 in his second appearance in the league's annual ranking, which players vote on. Packers pass rusher Rashan Gary was named No. 80 on July 14.

Policy officially took over for Mark Murphy on Friday as the NFL’s only publicly owned franchise held its annual shareholders meeting. During Murphy’s 17 seasons on the job, the Packers made 13 playoff appearances, with the 2010 team winning a Super Bowl.

Special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia has started calling Golden “Bullet,” a nod to Hall of Famer and Olympic gold medalist Bob Hayes. Golden, who also wears No. 22 like Hayes did with the Cowboys, embraced the comparison after looking up Hayes’ legendary speed and dual-sport success.

Many people and organizations went on Facebook to thank Murphy for his leadership of the Packers and in the Green Bay-area community.

Kristin Juszczyk is back with the latest Off Season release, and this time she teamed up with Emma Grede to create the NFL Ready-To-Wear Collection.

The Packers hand-painted, leather replica helmet introduced on Thursday is the first of its kind in NFL history.

The Packers hired Hackett this week to be a defensive analyst, a much different position than he held the last time he was in town. The 45-year-old was the team's offensive coordinator from 2019 through '21 before leaving to take the Denver Broncos head coaching job. He was fired after less than a season in charge with a 4–11 record.