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Jordan Love
Deal could come quickly
Love's agents have informed the Packers that he won't practice until the two sides have agreed to a new contract, but GM Brian Gutekunst believes that could happen in the next couple days, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
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Evan Williams
Running behind Bullard
Williams is trailing behind fellow rookie Javon Bullard in the competition for the starting strong safety role, per Matt Schneidman of The Athletic.
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Javon Bullard
On track to start at safety
Bullard is in pole position in Green Bay's camp competition for the starting strong safety role, according to Matt Schneidman of The Athletic.
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Carrington Valentine
Added weight during offseason
Valentine bulked up in the offseason and has impressed coach Matt LaFleur during Green Bay's offseason program, per Zach Kruse of USA Today. "We challenged him to put on some weight after the regular season," LaFleur said of Valentine. "He came back, and he definitely looks bigger, and is bigger. He's stronger. He loves football, loves to compete. I'm excited for him. I think he has a really bright future."
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MarShawn Lloyd
Camp critical to depth-chart slotting
Lloyd, whom the Packers selected in the third round out of USC in the 2024 NFL Draft, will have to prove capable in both ball security and pass protection during training camp to secure the No. 2 running back job, Kevin Patra of NFL.com opines.
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Josh Jacobs
Close to dubious record
Jacobs is just five touchdown-less receptions short of becoming the new record holder for most career catches without a score, Zach Kruse of USA Today reports.
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Jordan Love
Looking to help new teammate
Love has pledged to help new teammate Josh Jacobs avoid setting a record for most career receptions without a touchdown, Zach Kruse of USA Today reports.
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MarShawn Lloyd
Could seize backup role
Lloyd is expected to replace AJ Dillon as the Packers' top backup RB at some point this season, and that could happen during training camp, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.
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AJ Dillon
On roster bubble
Dillon isn't guaranteed a roster spot with the Packers even after re-signing with the team this offseason, Jason Wilde of the Wisconsin State Journal reports.
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Jaire Alexander
Bounce-back candidate in 2024
Matt Schneidman of The Athletic expects Alexander to bounce back in 2024 and believes the cornerback could be Green Bay's MVP outside of quarterback Jordan Love.
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Edgerrin Cooper
Praised by fellow Packers LB
Cooper impressed fellow Packers linebacker Quay Walker during OTAs and minicamp, according to Mike Spofford of the Packers' official site. "He's showing flashes, getting downhill, playing, flying around," Walker said of Cooper.
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Kenny Clark
Good 2025 target for Vikings?
Alec Lewis of The Athletic believes the Vikings will target Clark if he hits free agency in 2025.
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Javon Bullard
Good chance for rookie impact
Bullard, whom the Packers selected out of Georgia in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft, could make a noteworthy impact in his first pro season, Chad Reuter of NFL.com opines.
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Edgerrin Cooper
Set up for rookie success
NFL.com's Chad Reuter predicts Cooper will make an impact as a starting linebacker during his rookie 2024 campaign.
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Eric Stokes
Looking to seize starting job
Stokes impressed in minicamp and is poised to begin the 2024 season as a starter, per Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com.
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Jayden Reed
Breakout '24 season coming?
Reed could be in line for big season-over-season improvement in his numbers during the 2024 campaign, Bucky Brooks of NFL.com suggests.
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Romeo Doubs
Bright outlook heading into camp
Doubs finished the Packers' minicamp in impressive fashion Wednesday and has caught the eye of head coach Matt LaFleur all offseason, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.
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Kenny Clark
Working on new deal
Clark and the Packers are working on an extension, Ashley Washburn of TMJ 4 News reports.
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Jordan Love
Confident in wide receiver group
Love relayed after practice Tuesday that he believes "it helps us not having a No. 1 guy" and that anyone in the Packers wide receivers corps "can step up and be the one any given day," Michael Baca of NFL.com reports.
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Jordan Love
Packers want deal done
The Packers are hoping to sign Love to an extension prior to training camp, Kevin Patra of NFL.com reports.
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Josh Jacobs
Might see more work as receiver
Jacobs could be used more in the passing game by the Packers than he was with the Raiders, Jason Wilde of the Wisconsin State Journal reports. "I think the biggest thing with him is he's an explosive player," running backs coach Ben Sirmans said. "Obviously, he's big, he's physical, he'll be able to break tackles. He'll be able to give us a lot of production in different ways than Aaron [Jones] did."
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Jack Podlesny
Poor showing at OTAs
Podlesny didn't help his chances in Green Bay's kicking competition at OTAs on Wednesday, connecting on only three of seven field-goal attempts, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.
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Anders Carlson
In three-way kicking competition
Coach Matt LaFleur has described Carlson's kicking competition in OTAs against Greg Joseph and Jack Podlesny as "a very tight battle," per Matt Schneidman of The Athletic.
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Jordan Love
Should get monster deal
Any contract extension for Love is likely to come in at the top of the market, if not reset it, Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network reports.
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Christian Watson
Hoping health issues are behind him
Watson worked with researchers at the University of Wisconsin this offseason to try and pinpoint the cause of his frequent hamstring injuries, Rob Demovsky of ESPN reports.
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