Mike Montgomery News

The Green Bay Packers probably will find out in a few days whether end Johnny Jolly will be part of their defensive line rotation early this season.

If the Green Bay Packers hope to do better than last year's disastrous 6-10 season, they have to do a better job stopping opposing running backs.The Packers ranked very high in pass defense last year... by Al Pavlik 23 reads If the Green Bay Packers hope to do better than last year's disastrous 6-10 season, they have to do a better job stopping ...

Todd Bozeman is headed into the Madness. So is Trent Johnson. And Mike Montgomery, of course.

Reports out of Green Bay today state that the Packers have made a one-year contract offer to their own unrestricted free agent, Mike Montgomery.

The Texans begin their offseason program on April 6, start organized training activities on May 18, and finish with a June 15-17 minicamp.

The Green Bay Packers have set up a tentative visit Saturday for free agent linebacker Kevin Burnett, but it's possible the Dallas Cowboys veteran will have a new home before that.

In just a matter of days, the NFL free-agent defensive line field has been whittled down to its ordinary core, leaving the Green Bay Packers to sift through the remains and decide whether they can find a ...

A ho-hum free-agency period for the Green Bay Packers could get a lot more interesting - at least in the eyes of the green-and-gold faithful - if the team explores adding the two players with experience in Dom ...

Mike Montgomery, an unrestricted free agent defensive end formerly of the Green Bay Packers, will visit the Falcons Tuesday, according to his agent Brian Overstreet.

There's no guarantee that veteran right tackle Mark Tauscher will be back with the Green Bay Packers, but the team has begun talks with the unrestricted free agent.

The toughest personnel decision the Green Bay Packers face before the start of free agency is whether to re-sign injured tackle Mark Tauscher, and even that looks like a relatively easy call.

The Green Bay Packers' ultra-healthy salary cap means General Manager Ted Thompson can stay his course when it comes to roster moves and players contracts despite the possibility the NFL won't have a salary cap ...

When you play outdoors in the chill of December, you're smart to fill your roster with kickers and punters who aren't affected by the cold.