Brady Poppinga News

Green Bay Packers President Mark Murphy opened today's shareholders meeting by saying, "Good morning, how are you all doing?" Watch below for running updates from Press-Gazette reporter Tony Walter, who's at ...

When General Manager Ted Thompson chose fifth overall in the 2006 NFL draft, he needed more than a solid starting football player from that premium pick - he needed a guy who could change games.

Those are some predictions floating around from local talk radio in Salt Lake and on Rivals.com. Green Bay Packer Brady Poppinga , who is a former BYU linebacker was on a radio station in Salt Lake saying that ...

When we last left off, I had just finished breaking down the respective offenses, position-by-position, of the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings, largely considered to be the two best teams in the NFC ...

Last year, the Green Bay Packers' deepest position was defensive tackle, where they kept five players at the start of the regular season because the quality was so strong.

What: Packers will have five full-squad practices over the three days, two each today and Wednesday.

Packer linebacker Brady Poppinga pleads for an intentional grounding penalty against Detroit Lions quarterback Jon Kitna during a game last December.

Brady, Kelly and Casey Poppinga will stage the "Poppinga Football Experience - Skills Camp" on July 11 at the Evanston High School football field in Evanston, Wyo., and on July 18 at the BYU practice field in ...

"No I didn't," he said laughing. "That wasn't the plan." Whether or not his plan comes to fruition remains to be seen.

Questions about arm strength dropped Aaron Rodgers to the 24th pick of the 2005 NFL draft, where the Packers scooped him up.

Brady Poppinga will battle Brandon Chillar at linebacker Brandon Chillar had to be dragged out of a film study session with an unlikely teammate after just his second practice in Green Bay.

By Tom Pelissero and Pete Dougherty * tpelisse@greenbaypressgazette.com; pdougher@greenbaypressgazette.com * May 22, 2008 Following Wednesday's revelation he underwent minor back surgery last month, Justin ...

“In this day of instant messaging and instant gratification so to speak, that's a difficult thing to go through but it really does take a while to sort itself out”

How did the Green Bay Packers fare in the NFL draft? If you want an informed and definitive answer, kick back and patiently wait three years to find out. via WisInfo

“I tell people all the time, the best thing we ever did was switch defenses to the 3-4”

Ted Thompson has proven he doesn't draft for need in the first round, but the Green Bay Packers' general manager would be hard-pressed to find a linebacker special enough to be worth selecting in the first or ... via WisInfo

Updated: Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson hasn't made a big splash in free agency for the second year in a row. via WBAY

Scouts Inc. has given the Packers a 'C' grade for their selections in the 2005 NFL draft, which was Ted Thompson's first as general manager in Green Bay. via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Packers Select S/CB Nick Collins In Round 2 With the 51st overall selection of the 2005 NFL Draft, a pick obtained from New Orleans for CB Mike McKenzie, the Green Bay Packers selected Bethune-Cookman S/CB Nick ... via Green Bay Packers

The NFL announced its compensatory draft picks and the Packers received one selection in the fourth round, No. via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Linebacker Brandon Chillar's tenure with the St. Louis Rams is over as he signed a two-year, $5.4 million contract with the Green Bay Packers on Wednesday, the Green Bay Press Gazette reported.

Chillar, 25, played in 63 games, including 41 starts, in four seasons with the Rams.

The Arizona Cardinals and the Rams also were pursuing Chillar, an unrestricted free agent.

Chillar will receive more than $3 million in the first year of his deal with the Packers. He's expected to compete for a starting job with Brady Poppinga, who has started at strong-side linebacker the past two seasons. Read more

“I asked a few times, 'Are you serious?' I never saw it coming”

Brady Poppinga thought it was a practical joke. When a Green Bay radio station called Poppinga on Tuesday morning and asked for a comment about the retirement of Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre, he ... via Salt Lake Tribune