The Green Bay Packers lean on undrafted free agents more than any team in the NFL. Malcolm Agnew and John Crockett will look to continue that tradition.
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The Green Bay Packers selected Kennard Backman in the sixth round of the 2015 NFL Draft, giving them an athletic project at tight end and on special teams.
The Green Bay Packers found a potential defensive line sleeper in round six, selecting Christian Ringo out of Louisiana-Lafayette.
The Green Bay Packers have added youth behind John Kuhn at fullback, selecting Oklahoma's Aaron Ripkowski, a punishing run blocker.
The Green Bay Packers have made a splash, grabbing UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley as a development project for Mike McCarthy behind Aaron Rodgers.
The Green Bay Packers have finally added an inside linebacker with the selection of Michigan's Jake Ryan in round four of the 2015 NFL Draft.
After the Green Bay Packers failed to add an inside linebacker in the first three rounds, could Utah State's Zach Vigil be the sleeper they need?
The Green Bay Packers surprised by selecting WR Ty Montgomery in round three of the 2015 NFL Draft, but Ted Thompson's track record should bring hope.
The Green Bay Packers selected CB Quinten Rollins in round two of the 2015 NFL Draft on Friday, as Ted Thompson stood by his best player available strategy.
The Green Bay Packers selected safety Damarious Randall with their 30th pick in the 2015 NFL Draft, but a switch to cornerback could help him surprise.
With round one of the 2015 NFL Draft complete, we look at the best remaining prospects at each position. How long will Randy Gregory and Jalen Collins last?
With the NFL Draft approaching, a look at the Green Bay Packers' history of drafting in the secondary. Will Ted Thompson look to replace Tramon Williams?
The Green Bay Packers have a strong young tight end in Richard Rodgers, but adding South Alabama's Wes Saxton could add a new athletic threat to the team.
With the 2015 NFL Draft just days away, we take a look at the Green Bay Packers' history of drafting linebackers and how it shapes their prototypes.
With the 2015 NFL Draft now less than a week away, we look at the Green Bay Packers history of drafting defensive linemen, and how it impacts their plans.
Looking ahead to the 2015 NFL Draft, Minnesota RB David Cobb could surprise as a mid-round sleeper with the ability to excel as a featured back.
In the latest 2015 NFL Mock Draft, Todd Gurley heads to the San Diego Chargers while pass-rusher Randy Gregory slides out of the first half of the round.
Entering the 2015 NFL Draft, South Alabama's Brandon Bridge, a Canadian quarterback, could use his massive arm talent to surprise as a deep sleeper.
The Green Bay Packers hold the 30th pick in the 2015 NFL Draft, and UCLA's Eric Kendricks fits the bill as an instinctual linebacker who excels in coverage.
The Green Bay Packers return all five starters to their offensive line in 2015, but will Ted Thompson still target the position in the 2015 NFL Draft?