Packers inactives for Week 10: WR Matthew Golden CB Nate Hobbs K Lucas Havrisik OL Jacob Monk OL Donovan Jennings DL Lukas Van Ness That means Zach Tom and Dontayvion Wicks are ACTIVE.

Asante Samuel Jr. has completed his visit with the 49ers, according to the transaction wire. He reportedly also has meetings scheduled with the Bears for Tuesday and the Steelers for Wednesday.

The Packers have elevated linebacker Kristian Welch for tonight's game against the Eagles.

The Giants will have an interim head coach and perhaps a backup starting at quarterback when the host the Packers in Week 11.

Jaxson Dart has been ruled out for the remainder of today's game with a concussion. The Giants host the Packers next week, so this could materially affect how that game looks.

Eagles corner Jaire Alexander will not travel with the team for Monday's matchup with the Packers. It's officially a knee injury/coach's decision.

"Dallas Turner didn't defy the laws of physics, so he must be penalized." — NFL officials, apparently

Grotesque rep from Sauce Gardner

Sam Houston and Oregon State each tried very hard to give the game away in the fourth quarter. In that sense, it was a true competition.

An upset of Oregon would be Iowa's second greatest contribution to football this century. You already know what's first: www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVuw...

Packers game statuses for Week 10: QUESTIONABLE — Matthew Golden, Zach Tom, Dontayvion Wicks, Savion Williams OUT — Nate Hobbs, Lukas Van Ness Everyone else is off the injury report.

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on rotations along O-line: "When you feel good about multiple people, you want to keep them playing, keep them engaged, keep them a part of everything, and keep developing them."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on "measuring-stick games": "That's probably something for you guys. ... I view all these games the same in regards to — I think every week is a measuring stick to see if you can go out there and perform at your best."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur when asked if Lukas Van Ness' injury is more significant than originally thought: "Absolutely. It did not heal as quickly as we thought. ... The hope was that we'd have him back before this." LaFleur says LVN should be back "sooner than later."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur says that Matthew Golden didn't suffer a setback with his shoulder injury.

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on Matthew Golden's shoulder injury: "It's just one of those deals where he's fighting to play. We'll see how he's feeling today, whether or not he goes out there and practices. He's got to be able to handle everything we're throwing at him."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur says Brandon McManus will kick on Monday.

Good that he clarified. Now, we know it wasn't Eric Trump who wants the stadium named after him.

Packers injury report for Friday DNP: Matthew Golden, Nate Hobbs, Lukas Van Ness LIMITED: Aaron Banks, Edgerrin Cooper, Malik Heath, Josh Jacobs, Micah Parsons, Quay Walker, Christian Watson, Dontayvion Wicks, Savion Williams, Malik Willis, Colby Wooden FULL: Brandon McManus

Asante Samuel Jr. has completed his visit with the Vikings, according to the transaction wire. I wrote for @theleap.bsky.social about Samuel's Thursday visit with the Packers, his free-agent tour in general, and what he might offer Green Bay.

Breece Hall driving a go-kart in the locker room is right out of the Tracy Jordan playbook, and I have no choice but to respect it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEoglL-wPuc

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on Josh Jacobs' workload: "I think that's always the balancing act that you have to play each and every week. He says he feels great, so that's a big plus. We're definitely a different team when he's fully involved in our offense."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on how Eagles might implement new additions: "That's one of the things that it's tough to account for. We just got to be ready to react." LaFleur mentions that Jaelan Phillips could line up inside and outside based on what he did in Miami.

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on Eagles DBs coach Christian Parker: "He's a guy that I hold in high regard, just by the quality of work he did when he was here with us. ... Whenever we go against a secondary that he's coaching, they're fundamentally sound."

The Packers hosted Asante Samuel Jr. for a visit on Thursday, but the free-agent corner plans to take more meetings before signing a deal. For @theleap.bsky.social: What we know about Samuel's situation and how much he would move the needle for Green Bay

You know it's a good football game when they're talking about the evolution of sports television and there are 11 minutes left in the third quarter.

I appreciate that Dont'e Thornton is a long-sleeves receiver.

The Packers officially had their visit with free-agent corner Asante Samuel Jr., according to the transaction wire.

Packers HC Matt LaFleur says Brandon McManus and Lucas Havrisik will both kick in practice today. The team will "go with who we feel like gives us the best opportunity to go out there and compete and win."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on Matthew Golden: "I know that he wants to make some plays so bad. It's unfortunate, just this last game, having to go out. I think it's a matter of time. I really do." LaFleur says Golden will be limited in practice today.

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on how to fill void left by Tucker Kraft: "Everybody has to pull a little bit more, do a little bit more. It's just not going to go on one position group. We need it from everybody, from the guys up front to our runners, receivers, and our quarterbacks."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on MarShawn Lloyd's health: "We sent him out west to another group to try to get his body right. It sounds like the results are promising, but we'll see."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur says Dontayvion Wicks will be limited in practice today. Lukas Van Ness will not practice.

The Packers have a visit scheduled with cornerback Asante Samuel Jr., per Jordan Schultz. Samuel could help a cornerback room that struggled last week against the Panthers and won't have Nate Hobbs for at least the next two games.

The Packers didn't make a move in the hours before the NFL trade deadline, but Tuesday still played out well for them in many respects. For @theleap.bsky.social: Despite inactivity, Green Bay still benefited from the trade deadline. https://www.theleap.football/p/despite-inactivity-packers-still

The Packers worked out the following players on Tuesday: WR Sam Brown DT Anthony Campbell TE Drake Dabney Green Bay later signed Dabney to the practice squad. Brown spent time with the team during training camp.

The Packers have officially placed Tucker Kraft on IR. The team also signed Arron Mosby and Josh Whyle to the 53-man roster while adding McCallan Castles, Drake Dabney, Kristian Welch, and Michael Woods II to the practice squad.

The Packers are signing tight end McCallan Castles, per @tompelissero.bsky.social. Castles had a tryout with the team on Monday.

Sauce Gardner signed a four-year, $120.4 million extension with the Jets less than four months ago. And now, he's a member of the Colts.

The Packers worked out the following players on Monday: DB Shemar Bartholomew TE McCallan Castles DB Jalen Kimber

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on if team needs to make deadline trade: "I don't think so. Not necessarily. I know [GM Brian Gutekunst] and the rest of the guys upstairs are doing a great job of looking for things that could potentially help us."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on if Jayden Reed is getting close to returning: "He's getting healthier. But would I say he's close? What is 'close'?"

Packers HC Matt LaFleur says they ran the same play twice before going for it on fourth-and-8. Readers of @theleap.bsky.social already knew that, however.

Packers HC Matt LaFleur says Aaron Banks' stinger injury is also "nothing long term."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur says the injuries for Colby Wooden and Matthew Golden are "nothing long term."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on run defense in Week 9: "Typical run defense starts up front, and there were some things that we didn't do that we typically do at a high level."

The Packers have released linebacker Kristian Welch.

Aaron Glenn acting like it's a competitive advantage to hide whether he's wielding a spoon or a spork remains very funny.

Not only have the Packers been very effective out of bigger personnel groups, but the NFL as a whole has seen increased production from bigger personnel groups in 2025. You're fighting gravity if you don't feature a decent amount of 12, 21, 13, or w/e versions of big make sense for a given roster.

The Luke Musgrave from 2023 hasn't resurfaced, at least not yet. Even on Sunday, you can see his hesitation whenever the ball came his way. But even if you believe he'll improve, the Packers want to use a lot of 12 personnel. How many snaps do you really want him and John FitzPatrick to handle?