Jordan Love

Whether it's Tua Tagovailoa's deal or finding the right price for Brandon Aiyuk, NFL teams have plenty work to do at the negotiating table.

Enough time has gone by to pass judgment on the 2020 draft class. Which players would be most coveted by NFL teams if they could do it over?

Packers GM Brian Gutekunst said recently he wants to get Love's extension done before the start of training camp on July 22.

The Packers don't have an established No. 1 wide receiver like they did in Davante Adams, but they have five No. 2s and 3s instead.

The quarterback was one of 90 players on Green Bay's 91-man roster present for the first open OTA practice Tuesday.

A new wave of massive NFL QB contracts is on the horizon, and this pack of pacts will shed unique light on the future of the position.

Quarterback coach Tom Clements made an interesting point about Love's maturation when scrambling last season.

Love can sign a contract extension as of Friday, one year from the date of his last deal. Could he make more than $50 million annually?

Morgan started 33 games at left tackle for Arizona over the last three seasons, returning from a torn ACL to become a first-round pick.

Brian Gutekunst has dominated the last two drafts and could use another couple of hits in 2024 to put Green Bay over the playoff hump.

Brian Gutekunst enters his seventh draft as Packers general manager with six picks in the first four rounds.

Quarterbacks and wide receivers — including the No. 1 player and three of the top seven — make up more than a third of our top 30.

Jordan Love is entrenched as Green Bay's starter and the team is pleased with Sean Clifford as his backup, but there's still QB interest.

The Packers might play the Eagles in São Paulo on the Friday night of Week 1 next season.

Packers GM Brian Gutekunst spoke about Jordan Love's pending extension at the annual league meeting in Orlando on Monday.

Green Bay's two biggest free-agent acquisitions spoke to reporters in Green Bay Friday for the first time.

The Packers made waves on the first unofficial day of free agency with both releases and signings.

From the future at left tackle to John Lynch's thoughts on several Packers hires, here's what we've learned this week in Indianapolis.