Eric Fischer
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Kaleb Johnson's Packers fit could give his NFL career the reset it desperately needs (opens the original)
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The average career of an NFL running back lasts about three seasons. While there are a few rare exceptions, like Ameer Abdullah or Derrick Henry, it remains an incredibly volatile position due to the physical nature of the sport and the physicality of the position. With that in mind, over the past decade, NFL teams have rarely given big-time extensions at the position, preferring to get the most out of guys on their rookie contracts before moving on to someone with fresher legs and less expensiv
3 biggest takeaways from the Packers' first Week 1 depth chart (opens the original)
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Now that rosters are set at 53 players after last week's cutdowns, teams are starting to release their initial "unofficial" depth charts. While technically unofficial, as it isn't Matt LaFleur handing the content team the official depth chart, they are highly informed professionals within the team who are incredibly accurate. Coming into the season, there weren't a lot of positions that were truly up for battle in Green Bay. Jordan Love is the quarterback. The duo of Xavier McKinney and Evan Wil
Packers' Jacob Monk has gone from forgotten draft pick to expected Week 1 starter (opens the original)
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When it comes to the offensive line, generally not knowing their names is a good thing. There are a few exceptions, like fan favorites T.J. Lang and David Bahktiari, but that is more because of their social media presence and Pro Bowl-caliber play than it is for allowing sacks. When it comes to backup linemen, you generally want to know their names even less. As the 2025 season wore on and the Packers' depth was tested on the line, fans in Titletown became all too familiar with the various membe
Packers need to seriously consider a reunion with Josiah Deguara (opens the original)
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If at first you don't succeed, you try again. We have all heard those words from a parent, a teacher, or a coach. It's an adage as old as time. Sometimes it would end up working out, and other times, you would be back to square one with the same result, but with more experience under your belt to try again. Ordinarily, this sage wisdom is for the day-to-day things. Unfortunately, at a certain point, life all too often gets the best of us, and we get caught up in the rat race of life. We put thes
Two Packers roster longshots are making themselves increasingly difficult to cut (opens the original)
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The NFL preseason can be an interesting time for football fans. The excitement of football being back often clashes with limited playing time for the players they actually know. This is even further magnified in the first and last preseason games. Still, getting to see your team back on TV after a long offseason heals the soul. One of the most interesting aspects for diehard fans during preseason games, especially as the game goes on, is watching the players on the roster bubble try to play thei
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