Packers columnist Pete Dougherty and Eric Baranczyk break down what they saw from the Green Bay Packers' first preseason game of the year, a 23-10 win over the Cleveland Browns. It marked the debut of Jeff Hafley's new 4-3 scheme, a gorgeous deep ball from Jordan Love and the continued emergence of Green Bay's cadre of young safeties. 

Packers reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood join host JR Radcliffe looking back at the Packers' annual Family Night on Aug. 3 and the remaining position battles in camp ... or lack thereof, since most every spot is spoken for. With talent, health and depth at seemingly every position group, everything seems pretty great in Green Bay ... so are we missing anything? What's up with the tight end production? Is Jordan Morgan officially a starter on the offensive line? Which rookie is going to make the biggest impact this season? Are the safeties really a game changer? Could the special teams this year actually be good?

Packers reporters Ryan Wood and Tom Silverstein join host JR Radcliffe to discuss the impressive players in the first two weeks of training camp and likewise the players who haven't quite lived up to expectations. The kicking competition between Anders Carlson and Greg Joseph heats up. Is the streak of an undrafted player making the 53-man roster in jeopardy? How has the defense looked different under Jeff Hafley? How has quarterback Jordan Love looked now that he has a contract extension?

Jordan Love is officially a Packer for the next handful of years, signing a four-year extension worth $220 million to (for now) make him the richest player in NFL history. And on day 1 of practice in pads with Love back under center, the vibes were very, very good. Host JR Radcliffe chats with PackersNews.com writers Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood about the signing, the expectations that come with it, the risk involved and, perhaps most interestingly, the salary-cap freedom that it provides to make another big move soon. Plus, they talk about the kicking competition, Jordan Morgan's new role and the offensive line and a couple other takeaways from the first week of training camp in Green Bay. 

Packers reporters Ryan Wood and Tom Silverstein join host JR Radcliffe after the first day of training camp, where the story continues to be quarterback Jordan Love, who may be close to a contract extension but won't be practicing until the ink is dried. It's not time to panic yet though, right? One extension did get done on the eve of training camp for defensive lineman Kenny Clark, and the guys discuss takeaways from the first day of practice, from injuries to consider to position battles.

Packers reporter Ryan Wood and host JR Radcliffe catch you up on how the Packers have looked during their offseason workouts and mini-camp, with seven observations. What's new with Jordan Love and his contract situation? Which cornerback is going to be the odd man out of the starting lineup? Who's in line for backup quarterback? Did the team learn anything about its offensive line arrangement? What's up at kicker? Which rookie is likely to make the biggest first-season impact? What injuries raise red flags?

Packers reporter Ryan Wood and host JR Radcliffe discuss the dawn of organized team activities and the story lines to watch in Green Bay, from Jordan Love's extension to a new-look secondary to how Jordan Morgan figures into the offensive line picture. Plus, they look at Green Bay's schedule, a tale of two half-seasons. 

Packers reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood join host JR Radcliffe to recap Day 3 of the NFL draft, discussing the six new players who arrived in rounds 4-7 and also the overall shape of the draft. What holes remain on this roster? What are the prevailing themes of this draft class? Which members of the new class will compete for starting jobs right away? The seventh round was fascinating! Plus, it's undrafted free agent season, and one name in particular stands out.

Packers writers Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood join host JR Radcliffe to break down Day 2 of the NFL draft for the Green Bay Packers, including the selections of linebackers Edgerrin Cooper and Ty'Ron Hopper, running back MarShawn Lloyd and safety Javon Bullard. How'd Green Bay do, and were there any opportunities missed as the draft unfolded? A trade back means the Packers have eight (!!) picks on Day 3. How does the Packers draft strategy differ from the rest of the NFC North?

With the 25th pick of the 2024 NFL draft, the Green Bay Packers select ... Jordan Morgan, an offensive tackle from the University of Arizona. PackersNews.com writers Tom Silverstein, Ryan Wood and JR Radcliffe discuss the selection, one that may have caught some people off guard. Will he stay at tackle, and will he play right away for the Packers? Was it surprising to see Green Bay pass up an opportunity to grab a cornerback, namely Cooper DeJean? The NFC North as a whole got a lot better on Thursday; did the Packers?