Training camp has nearly arrived, and we’re almost back to football. Unfortunately, one of the news pieces that comes with the return of football is injuries,

Brian Gutekunst gave positive updates on the majority of Green Bay's injured players at the start of training camp, including three key starters.

The biggest investment of the Green Bay Packers 2025 offseason was signing left guard Aaron Banks to a four-year, $77 million contract in free agency. On Thursday, the plan could have gone sideways, but the follow-up news is as good as it could have been. The offensive lineman left practice, but head coach Matt LaFleur has a positive update.

As he headed back to his office after the third practice of Green Bay Packers training camp, coach Matt LaFleur probably wasn’t very happy. Wi

Several Packers players are opening training camp on injured lists.

The Packers released kicker Alex Hale off the non-football injury list. Hale suffered a freak injury that will sideline him several weeks.

For the second straight year, Packers QB Jordan Love landed on the "NFL Top 100 Players" list, this time ranking No. 68 in 2025.

Packers receiver Christian Watson is hoping to make it back from his torn ACL in about nine months, around mid-October.

NFL players face a variety of injuries that can impact their season. Common issues include Achilles tendon tears, ACL and other knee ligament injuries, and concussions.

Second Player the Packers Can Least Afford to Lose to Injury: RB Josh Jacobs. The Packers do have depth at running back, but Josh Jacobs was the workhorse back for the Packers in 2024 and one of ...