Packers coaches are optimistic they will be able to advance the offense in a meaningful way despite the circumstances caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Packers' defensive coordinator Mike Pettine said the team's run defense must rebound and learn from what went wrong without experiencing a hangover from it.

Our Wisconsin State Journal team offers a closer look at the athletes that have committed to playing football at the University of Wisconsin beginning in the 2021 season. 

Our Wisconsin State Journal team offers a closer look at the athletes that have committed to playing football at the University of Wisconsin beginning in the 2020 season. 

After bouncing back from a down year with a 10-4 campaign and a Rose Bowl appearance, the University of Wisconsin football team finds itself in an interesting position on offense.

Replacing talented players is one thing, but the University of Wisconsin football team’s defense has to replace leadership and elite production from two departing seniors next season.

Among the drawbacks of the Packers' virtual offseason: Aaron Rodgers and LaFleur haven't been able to make adjustments to the team's offensive language.

Released by the Packers on the eve of training camp last year, Mike Daniels was limited by injuries last season with the Lions. 

To the surprise of absolutely no one, Michael Thomas has been getting it in.

Aaron Rodgers has been doing much of his weight training in his home gym while getting together with his various NFL workout partners — properly socially distanced, of course — for throwing and conditioning sessions.