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Deven Eastern NFL Draft Interview: Minnesota DL Suddenly Gaining Momentum

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sports21h ago

Deven Eastern NFL Draft Interview: Minnesota DL Suddenly Gaining Momentum

Si.com

Eastern reflects on a strong Senior Bowl showing, saying it was a blessing to compete with the best and display his abilities.
Eastern notes teams’ interest after meetings, mentioning Packers, Falcons, and Bears as notable conversations.
Eastern credits his 38-tackle season and past experiences for driving his improvement and consistency.
Eastern emphasizes his ability to rush the passer and be an every-down defender, not just a run stopper.
Eastern expresses pride in Minnesota and the program culture, saying he was born and raised in Minnesota and valued staying home.
Eastern aims to be more than a run-stopper, targeting consistent pass rush and adaptability along the defensive line.
Eastern believes his coachability is one of his strongest assets for NFL teams.
He credits Minnesota’s coaching staff for investing in him and helping him elevate his play.
Eastern emphasizes the need to prove he can rush the quarterback while maintaining run-stopping ability.
The interview is part of NFL Draft on SI's coverage and underlines Eastern’s path to the 2026 NFL Draft.

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NFL Free Agency Preview: Potential Center Targets for Packers

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sports19h ago

NFL Free Agency Preview: Potential Center Targets for Packers

Si.com

The Packers have 80 percent of their 2026 starting offensive line, but center remains the big question.
Sean Rhyan shifted to center late in 2025, impressing enough to be considered a starter.
Gutekunst praised Rhyan’s performance after the move to center, hinting at his potential role in 2026.
The article lists multiple veteran centers who could interest Green Bay, including Tyler Linderbaum and Connor McGovern.
Types of options range from a veteran starter to a bridge until a rookie is ready.
Tyler Linderbaum tops the list of potential targets with durability and rushing prowess, though his run blocking is elite.
The piece notes Rhyan’s center play as a potential internal solution before drafting a long-term replacement.
The Packers are weighing whether to release Elgton Jenkins and how to reassemble the line around a new center.
The article references PFF’s pass-blocking efficiency as a key metric for evaluating centers.
Packers’ top possible centers include recent NFL starters with varied durability and performance histories.

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NFL Rumors: Contender Interested in Signing Cam Taylor-Britt

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sports17h ago

NFL Rumors: Contender Interested in Signing Cam Taylor-Britt

Si.com

The Green Bay Packers are reportedly monitoring Bengals cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt as free agency starts.
Cincinnati faces defensive roster changes, heightening chances of Taylor-Britt leaving in the near term.
Taylor-Britt faced a development path under new coaching that could unlock higher performance at cornerback.
Packers have previously shown interest in Taylor-Britt around the trade deadline, per the report.
The report places this potential move in the context of the Bengals drafting help for defense in 2026.
The article highlights Ja’Marr Chase and Joe Burrow’s primes as a backdrop for offseason moves.
The piece references a Packers running back and a game at Lambeau Field to illustrate past interactions with Taylor-Britt.
The article is authored by Zach Pressnell for Sports Illustrated’s On SI network.
The report mentions that Taylor-Britt could be a trade candidate worth watching this offseason.
The synopsis positions defensive upgrades as critical for Bengals’ 2026 aspirations.
The article ties mutual interest between the Packers and Taylor-Britt to potential positional upgrade.

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Cardinals Reportedly Planning Joint Practice With Packers

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sports15h ago

Cardinals Reportedly Planning Joint Practice With Packers

Si.com

Cardinals and Packers plan joint practices ahead of Week 3 preseason in Green Bay, pending league approval.
Matt and Mike LaFleur, brothers, would share the field this summer during joint practices.
Mike LaFleur discussed maintaining lines with their teams amid football duties and family ties.
Former Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon is now Packers' defensive coordinator and would face his old team.
League approval is still pending; the arrangement has not been finalized.
The Cardinals have previously held joint practices with other teams, suggesting a continuation of preseason collaboration.
The article notes the NFL schedule for 2026 is not yet released, with some preseason expectations discussed.
Cardinals were connected to the Hall of Fame Game planning, providing broader preseason context.
Donnie Druin serves as the Cardinals and Suns publisher providing coverage and analysis.

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LaFleur brothers plan joint Cardinals-Packers preseason practice

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sports14h ago

LaFleur brothers plan joint Cardinals-Packers preseason practice

Nbcsports.com

The LaFleur brothers will coach a joint Cardinals-Packers preseason practice in Green Bay.
Mike LaFleur will work on the field with his brother Matt LaFleur during the session.
The preseason game against each other is not on the regular-season schedule this year.
Background context notes the only brothers to face each other in regular season are Jim and John Harbaugh.
A note promotes a featured book and related content alongside the PFT material.
ESPN's Rob Demovsky is cited as the source of the joint-practice plans.
The report confirms the preseason context and planned co-practice.
No regular-season clash between the Cardinals and Packers is on the horizon this year.
The joint practice marks a notable family collaboration in the NFL this preseason.
The report is part of Pro Football Talk’s ongoing rumor mill coverage.

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Comparing Malik Willis to prior small-sample wonders, plus Dane Brugler’s post-combine risers

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sports13h ago

Comparing Malik Willis to prior small-sample wonders, plus Dane Brugler’s post-combine risers

Nytimes.com

Willis has evolved into a more accurate passer and has one of the league’s highest 15-plus air yard attempt rates over the last two seasons.
History raises red flags on small-sample QB surges, as few players maintain long-term starter roles after brief bursts.
Dane Brugler’s post-combine notebook highlights Love-like risers and predicts significant draft moves for 2026.
Brugler’s mock projects high-impact talent landings, including top-5 promises and receiver reshuffles ahead of the draft.
The Rams acquired Trent McDuffie to address a defensive need, signaling a win-now approach while planning a high-cost extension.
Market dynamics show teams asking for premium packages for top players as the new league year approaches.
Willis' best-case outlook pits him with a downtrodden franchise that could be revived by his play.
Willis’ completion percentage surge follows his Packers stint after a late-season start.
The article frames Willis within a broader quarterback market and mock draft movements.
The piece ends with calls for reader input on Willis' future and market value.

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Ex-Packers president, team Hall of Famer Bob Harlan dies at 89

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sports12h ago

Ex-Packers president, team Hall of Famer Bob Harlan dies at 89

Espn.com

Former Packers president Bob Harlan died at 89 after a pneumonia hospitalization, according to his family.
Harlan hired two GMs who won Super Bowls with different rosters, a unique NFL achievement.
Harlan’s leadership helped restore the Packers to competitive excellence during his tenure.
He led Lambeau Field renovations, shaping the stadium and the team's footprint.
Harlan’s influence extended to Lambeau Field’s 2003 reopening and the Titletown development.
Harlan’s early leadership positions included roles such as executive vice president of administration.
Harlan was elected to the Packers Hall of Fame in 2004 and has a plaza named in his honor.
Harlan’s son, Kevin Harlan, is a longtime sports broadcaster.
ESPN staff and Associated Press contributed to coverage of Harlan’s death and legacy.
Packers president Ed Policy praised Harlan as a visionary leader and transformational figure.

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Bob Harlan, ex-Packers president who hired two GMs who won Super Bowls, dies at 89

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sports12h ago

Bob Harlan, ex-Packers president who hired two GMs who won Super Bowls, dies at 89

Nytimes.com

Bob Harlan, longtime Packers president, has died at 89, the team announced.
Harlan led the Packers from 1989 to 2008 and helped return the franchise to relevance.
The 1996 season marked the Packers’ first Super Bowl title in 29 years under his tenure.
Harlan’s hires included Ron Wolf and Ted Thompson, both pivotal to Super Bowl wins.
Current Packers leadership credited Harlan with rebuilding Lambeau Field and sustaining long-term success.
Ron Wolf and Ted Thompson are quoted expressing gratitude and admiration for Harlan.
Packers players and staff publicly honored Harlan after his passing.
Harlan helped recruit Aaron Rodgers by hiring Ted Thompson and supporting the organization’s direction.
The Packers described Harlan as a visionary leader with lasting impact on the franchise.

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Bob Harlan, former Green Bay Packers president, dead at 89

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sports11h ago

Bob Harlan, former Green Bay Packers president, dead at 89

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Harlan led the Packers as president and CEO from 1989 to 2008, guiding a transformative era for the franchise.
Under his tenure, the team hired Ron Wolf and Redeveloped Lambeau Field, restoring competitive excellence.
The Lambeau Field renovation became a cornerstone of franchise stability and iconic stadium status.

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Ex-Packers president, team Hall of Famer Bob Harlan dies at 89

Espn.co.uk

Bob Harlan, longtime Packers president, died at age 89 after a recent pneumonia hospitalization.
Harlan hired Ron Wolf and Ted Thompson, two GMs who won Super Bowls for the Packers with different rosters.
He oversaw the Lambeau Field renovation, a key factor in the franchise's financial footing.
Harlan's leadership helped turn around the Packers from their 1980s struggles to sustained success.
Harlan was elected to the Packers Hall of Fame in 2004 and has a Lambeau Field plaza named after him.
Harlan served as president and CEO until his 2008 retirement, guiding the franchise's stability.
Packers President and CEO Ed Policy credited Harlan for rebuilding the franchise and Lambeau Field redevelopment.
Harlan is the only person to hire two GMs who won Super Bowls for the Packers with entirely different rosters.
Harlan was also instrumental in transforming the Lambeau Field campus area around the stadium.
The family announced the death, noting pneumonia contributed to his hospitalization prior to passing.

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