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Packers releasing offensive tackle Caleb Jones during final cuts
The Green Bay Packers are parting ways with offensive tackle Caleb Jones. He will be released during final cuts on Tuesday, and Bill Huber of SI.com reports Jones will not be offered a spot to return on the practice squad. Jones, who is listed at 6-9 and 370 pounds, signed...
Storm downs trees, power lines in Kewaunee
UPDATE: As of 5 am. Wednesday, 39 WPS customers in Kewaunee are without power. Over 1800 homes and businesses in Kewaunee were left without power for several hours Tuesday afternoon after a major thunderstorm ripped through the area over the noon hour. As late as 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, over 4900 WPS customers in Northeastern Wisconsin were still without power, including 2765 in Kewaunee County. With winds reportedly over 50 miles per hour, the storm downed several trees and lamp posts on the downtown streets, including Ellis Street and Highway 42, causing the closure while crews worked to remove debris and fallen trees. Many businesses closed due to the power outage and damage, including Waterfront Bar & Grill, which had a tent piping dislodged and destroyed an outside air conditioning unit.
Tuesday Cheese Curds: Packers start making cuts after competitive camp
I hope Brian Gutekunst has a really hard day today. I don’t mean that maliciously, but if Gutekunst is having a hard time making calls on his final roster moves today, that can only mean good things for the Packers. (I guess it could also mean that Gutekunst is not very good at his job, but I think the balance of evidence would suggest that’s not the case.)
Path to 53: Tracking the Packers' roster cuts
GREEN BAY, Wis. — With the preseason slate in the books, the Green Bay Packers will have to configure their roster to make sure they're down to 53 players by the league's 4 p.m. ET deadline on Tuesday. Head coach Matt LaFleur and general manager Brian Gutekunst will work...
Packers Send Failed 2022 Draft Pick Packing on Roster Cutdown Day
It's officially roster cutdown day across the NFL, and after a quiet Monday, the Green Bay Packers will need to make a flurry of moves leading up to the 3 p.m. CT deadline. There's several offensive positions where cuts are expected, with quarterback, running back and wide receiver all featuring more players than the team can logically bring with them into Week 1.
Packers can solve kicking problem with cut candidate from Aaron Rodgers' Jets
The Green Bay Packers addressed the backup quarterback situation by surprisingly trading for Malik Willis. Now, they have another issue at kicker. After the Packers' preseason finale, head coach Matt LaFleur hinted at looking for outside help at both positions. He wasn't lying about the backup quarterback situation, so we can probably take his word at kicker, too.
David Bakhtiari reunion makes even more sense for Packers after concerning report
Rewind to April. The Green Bay Packers have just selected Jordan Morgan, a college left tackle who many believe will have to move inside at the NFL level. The Packers insisted that Morgan could stay at tackle, but all signs are pointing toward him playing guard this season. That's fine, as Morgan can become a Pro Bowl-level interior lineman, but drafting him didn't solve the team's depth problem at tackle after losing David Bakhtiari and Yosh Nijman.
Packers releasing offensive lineman Royce Newman at final cuts
The Green Bay Packers are releasing offensive lineman Royce Newman during final roster cuts on Tuesday, per Matt Schneidman of The Athletic. Newman, 27, was a fourth-round pick of the Packers in the 2021 NFL draft. He played in 51 games and made 24 starts in Green Bay over his first three NFL seasons.
How Wisconsin’s education endowment factors into the Lac du Flambeau land dispute
Boozhoo ("hello" in Ojibwe) and miigwech ("thank you") for reading the First Nations Wisconsin newsletter. Last week, there finally seemed to be some movement forward to settle the 19-month long dispute over four roads on the Lac du Flambeau Reservation in northern Wisconsin. Officials with the nontribal town of Lac du Flambeau, located on...
76-year-old Wisconsin man arrested for 4th OWI after police find vehicle stopped near train tracks
MADISON, Wis. (WFRV) – A 76-year-old Wisconsin man was arrested for his fourth operating while intoxicated offense after officers found him stopped near train tracks. According to a release, the Madison Police Department received several reports of a vehicle stopped just short of train tracks near East Johnson Street and North First Street in Madison.
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