Alex Green ain’t mad, bro. In fact, he’s happy the Green Bay Packers went out and drafted two running backs to take his job. He’s healthy and ready to go for the first time in a while.
We know which areas the Green Bay Packers think they’re lacking in by looking at their draft. That means these guys are on notice. The losers and the winners after the weekend of madness.
Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy is committed to running back DuJuan Harris in 2013, but not anyone else. The rest of the Packers runners are on notice, which means the backfield could look a lot different this season.
Hey, want to watch a glorified exhibition game this weekend? Get yourself some tickets to Green Bay Packers vs. Detroit Lions, where the Packers will only play their JV!
James Starks season is reportedly over because of a knee injury he suffered on Sunday. The Green Bay Packers will bring back Ryan Grant to take his place.
The Green Bay Packers pulled out a 24-20 win over the Detroit Lions to improve to 7-3. The offense wasn’t pretty and neither was Mason Crosby, but the defense stepped up.
The Green Bay Packers will get running back Cedric Benson back off injured reserve in December. The real question is what his role will be. We have a good idea.
The signs were all there, but offensive coordinator Tom Clements’ comments seem to make it official — the Green Bay Packers running-back-by-committee approach is gone.
We take a look back at the Green Bay Packers win over the New Orleans Saints. Is the offense back? Has the defense regressed? What’s up with Greg Jennings. Read.
The Green Bay Packers host the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, looking to bounce back from Monday’s “loss.” Here’s what to expect, including an appearance by the Packers running game.
Recent signee Cedric Benson seems to have the inside track to be the Green Bay Packers featured back when the season starts. He might just get the position by default.
The Green Bay Packers are ready to panic. The team will reportedly sign running back Cedric Benson to bolster what has been a pretty anemic ground game thus far.
The Green Bay Packers have made no effort to re-sign running back Ryan Grant and it looks likely he’ll be joining an NFC North rival, the Detroit Lions.