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In any discussion I've seen of the current Green Bay Packers running backs, the theme is the same; Can Ryan Grant return to the form of his rookie year and if not, will they finally give Brandon ... by Jersey Al Bracco 163 reads Sports In any discussion I've seen of the current Green Bay Packers running backs, the theme is the same; Can Ryan Grant ...

No Fantasy Teams Found The Packers limped to a 6-10 finish in 2008, but the offense can't be blamed for it.

Kiss Our Analysis: 2009 NFC West PreviewThis is more than a preview - this is a football dissertation - enough numbers and scenarios to fulfill every fantasy player's wildest fantasy... by Under the Bleachers 7 reads Opinion Kiss Our Analysis: 2009 NFC West Preview This is more than a preview - this is a football dissertation - enough numbers and ...

Mini-camp is not so much a time for evaluation as it is for installation. As the coaching staff attempts to make their installations to the offensive, defensive, and special teams systems, players are expected to first get a grasp in the classroom... by Alex Petakas 43 reads Preview/Prediction Mini-camp is not so much a time for evaluation as it is ...

No ifs, ands or buts - Ryan Grant needs to break more tackles. Yes, the Green Bay Packers' offensive line can do a better job of finishing blocks at the second level.

The Packers probably do not want to see Ryan Grant get over four-fifths of the team's carries again this season.

The new 3-4 defense has been all the talk in Green Bay this offseason. All eyes are focused on new coordinator Dom Capers and Aaron Kampman switching to a linebacker position.

Most considered the Packers' offense the lone bright spot in a very disappointing 2008 season.

The draft is in the books. Rookie orientation: done. Undrafted free agents: signed.

It's hard to make the National Football League as a 5-foot-8 running back. But it could be impossible while stuck in a classroom.

One practice in shorts and helmets does not a career make. But the Green Bay Packers already knew that fourth-round pick T.J. Lang had what they liked in an offensive lineman and what coach Mike McCarthy saw Friday didn't change his thinking.

The Green Bay Packers didn't draft a running back but they got one soon after the seven-round selection process was completed.

Clay Matthews may not know how special he is. After four years of trading down in the draft, Ted Thompson actually moved up into the first round.

We can't be sure what truly motivated Ted Thompson, but if he felt the sands were slipping through the hourglass it would be understandable.

The Green Bay Packers don't figure to take a running back in the first round of Saturday's NFL draft, but there's a good argument General Manager Ted Thompson should select one sometime this weekend, preferably earlier rather than later.

Apr. 13, 2009 3:02 p.m. In advance of Bob McGinn's more comprehensive position-by-position draft rankings we will provide a daily glimpse into some of the top prospects in the 2009 draft.

Tickets are free and available at Mills Fleet Farm locations across the state. Parking is free in the Lambeau Field parking lot.

The Packers would like to come to an agreement on a contract extension with Greg Jennings, who has 178 catches for 2,844 yards and 24 touchdowns through just three seasons in the league.

Ryan Grant racked up 1,203 rushing yards in 2008, but only managed to gain 3.9 yards per carry and scored just four touchdowns on the ground.

Should all acquaintance be forgot? For the 2008 Packers, absolutely, because it will be a long time before anyone forgets that a 6-10 season followed an appearance in the NFC Championship Game.