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Speculation around Aaron Rodgers and his future has been swirling for months now. While the latest report says that Rodgers turned down an offseason deal from the Green Bay Packers that would make him the highest paid NFL player, rumors have continued to muddy the waters around what the reigning NFL MVPs next move will be. The Green Bay Packers? The Denver Broncos? THE NEW ORLEANS SAINTS?!? Where Aaron Rodgers will be playing come Week 1 of the 2021 NFL season is as up-in-the-air as ever. But n...

View Comments GREEN BAY - The Green Bay Packers announced pep rallies this year for games in New Orleans, San Francisco and Kansas City. In normal years, the Packers frequently hold pep rallies for road games. None were held last year because of the coronavirus pandemic. The three rallies this year are all that are scheduled for the regular season, which includes nine road games because of the NFL expanding the schedule to 17 games. The three include: The New Orleans rally at 6 p.m. Central ti...

Forecasting another big season for Allen Robinson II in what is another contract year for the playmaking receiver.

Previous in-person drafts attracted hundreds of thousands of attendees — Philadelphia reported 250,000 attendees in 2017 and Nashville claimed 600,000 in 2019 — but its uncertain how many will attend this year. While vaccinations might make it possible for more people to safely attend, the COVID-19 pandemic is not over and vaccinations have not been sufficient enough to achieve herd immunity. The primary sites for the draft will be FirstEnergy Stadium, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and t...

Rodgers, Packers, face uncertain future heading into offseason MILWAUKEE- Even the comforts of home can’t help the Packers climb atop the NFC. For the fourth time in the last four tries the Packers fell short of the ultimate goal of appearing in a Super Bowl, falling to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31-26. After Sunday’s loss, Aaron Rodgers intimating that he may not be suiting up for the Packers again. “A lot of the guys futures, you know, are uncertain. Myself included,” Rodgers said durin...

Packers invite fans to attend virtual pep rally Saturday ahead of NFC Championship The Green Bay Packers will host a free "Packers Everywhere" virtual pep rally on Saturday. January 22, 2021 6:09 AM Ariana Baldassano MADISON, Wis. — The Green Bay Packers will host a free “Packers Everywhere” virtual pep rally on Saturday. In a release, the team said Packers President Mark Murphy will participate in a Q&A session with Wayne Larrivee, the voice of the Packers. Alumn...

Throw Week-6 Out the Window It was their first loss and worst performance of the regular season. The Green Bay Packers trip to Tampa to face Tom Brady and the Buccaneers in week-6 resulted in a disastrous 38-10 loss. “The big takeaway from that game is number-1, making sure we take care of the football,” according to Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur. The Packers host the Buccaneers in the NFC Championship game Sunday afternoon at Lambeau Field. In three regular season losses, the Packers w...

Packers Everywhere set to host free virtual pep rally for fans Saturday Fans attending virtually will have the chance to win autographed Packers prizes Jan 20, 2021 at 05:00 AM Copied! Packers fans are invited to attend a free Packers Everywhere Virtual Pep Rally, presented by Miller Lite, on Saturday, Jan. 23, at 6 p.m. CT. The festivities will take place virtually and fans can tune in by visiting packers.com or by following the Packers off...

01-14-21 Packers Playoff Preview w/ Greg Matzek & Gabe Neitzel Greg Matzek & Gabe Neitzel recap the Packers 2020-2021 season. They go over the biggest takeaways from the regular season, including a highlight of one touchdown from every game! We also have esteemed guests Mark Tauscher, Wayne Larrivee & Jason Wilde on the program to give their expertise on the Green & Gold’s match up. The guys then look around the league and try to describe each playoff team in just three words. Enjoy!

Rams may be careful with Goff, says Larrivee Packers fans will be strategically sprinkled through Lambeau Field for Saturday’s playoff game against the Rams. Their presence could be the difference, according to voice of the Packers Wayne Larrivee. “I know that football people are looking to it because they’ve needed people in that stadium,” Larrivee tells WTMJ. “They add some juice, and I anticipate they’ll add a lot of atomosphere to it.” It’s now official. The Rams will start ...