Packers News: Draft safety rankings, first-round options
A roundup of the latest Green Bay Packers articles for Thursday, February 7.
Good morning and welcome to the Packers News Report.
In the Packers News Report today: the latest NFL Draft safety rankings and options for Green Bay, how the team can fix its pass rush, potential first-round targets, and more.
With the offseason underway for every team in the NFL, there are a couple of important dates to know. Free agency officially begins on March 13, which is 34 days away. The 2019 NFL Draft begins in just 77 days time on April 25.
Let’s get started. Here’s a roundup of the latest articles from around the internet.
News and notes from around FanSided
Draft: Safety rankings, potential options in each round (Lombardi Ave)
Ryan Sanville has put together his latest 2019 NFL Draft safety rankings, and looks at potential options for Green Bay on each day of the draft.
How Green Bay can fix the pass rush this offseason (Lombardi Ave)
A look at how Green Bay can fix its pass rush this offseason, from decisions to make with free agents, potential signings in free agency, and a look ahead to the draft.
Green Bay Packers: Three 2019 first-round draft targets (Dairyland Express – Gage Bridgford)
Gage Bridgford of Dairyland Express wrote about three potential first-round targets for the Packers in this year’s draft.
More news and notes from around the internet
Which potential trade targets could be available to the Packers? (PackersWire – Jack Wepfer)
Matt LaFleur brings a modern approach to offense, but don’t expect a wide-open attack (Acme Packing Company – Peter Bukowski)
Who is the greatest Packers quarterback of all-time? (Cheesehead TV – David Michalski)
Fackrell-Martinez-Lowry trio earn raises, roles in Packers’ D for 2019 (ESPN – Rob Demovsky)
Packers grades: Davante Adams dazzles, but difference-maker lacking at tight end (PackersNews.com – Jim Owczarski)
Mason Crosby proud of how he battled in 2018 (Packers.com – Wes Hodkiewicz)
Five high risk/high reward free agents for the 2019 season (Pro Football Focus – Michael Renner)
We hope you enjoyed this edition of the Packers News Report.