Now that James Jones won't be back in Green Bay, the Packers will have a new look in 2016.

When it comes to building a championship team Ted Thompson has become a contented man and that is not a good thing for the Green Bay Packers or their fans.

We take a look at the Packers still on the market and whether they could return to Green Bay in 2016.

For the sixth consecutive season, Cheesehead TV is pleased to present Pro Football Draft Guide, now available for pre-order here.

With the recent announcement by Green Bay Packers NT B.J. Raji that he was taking a hiatus from football in 2016, the team is left with 8 of their own unrestricted free agents who are still available

B.J. Raji has had a mediocre NFL career. That’s why it’s not heartbreaking that he has chosen to go on a “hiatus” from football for this year, but...

We recap the first week of free agency, including the defections of cornerback Casey Hayward and quarterback Scott Tolzien.

The first round of free agency has come and gone and Casey Hayward still doesn't have a home.  How much would it cost the Packers to keep him in Green and Gold?

The Green Bay Packers were quiet on the first official day of free agency - something that was not a shock to Packers fans.

According to the current information posted NFL Players Association web site, the Packers have an adjusted cap number of $163,489,623 – the eighth highest in the league.  

As you read this, the "legal tampering" period has begun in the NFL and teams are now permitted to start talking to players who are free agents.

Green Bay Packers running back Eddie Lacy already appears more dedicated to the 2016 football season than Madden '16, and that's a good thing as...

Will they stay or will they go? The future of all 12 Packers free agents is predicted.