Packers Sign Mike Neal 

The Packers have high hopes for their new defensive end Mike Neal.  Neal played at Purdue, and made 99 tackles over a four year span as a Boilermaker.  He accomplished that feat playing in only 23 games.  25% of his tackles were for a loss.  As training camp begins in just a few days, the Green Bay Packers hope to have their draft picks signed and in uniform in short order. 

Atari Bigby 2010 Hold Out 

Atari Bigby is still holding out.  He is the only veteran that has not inked a deal with the Packers. Bigby had four interceptions in 2009, and amassed 49 tackles.         

As Johnny Jolly takes time to sort out issues down in Texas, the Green Bay Packers wish him the best.  We will not see Jolly in a Packers uniform for 2010.  Call us for all the best Lambeau Field tickets (800)334-5434

Preseason Packers Tickets Priced To Move

A great way to see our up and coming Green Bay Packers is to attend a preseason game at Lambeau Field.  There are two games on the schedule this season.  The first home game for the Packers comes on August 14, when theay face the Cleveland Browns.  They hit the road to Seattle on August 21.  They play their final preseason home game on August 26.  The Colts come to Lambeau on that night.  Green Bay Packers preseason tickets are on sale now.

35 Year Old Packers Cornerback May Get Six More Weeks To Heal

The knee injury Packers cornerback Al Harris suffered late last season, may bring an end to his football career.  At least that's what some sports writers are saying.  If you ask Harris, he says that he has no doubt that he will return for another season.  With Harris sidelined Tramon Williams did a fair job of covering the secondary.  Having Harris back would certainly help the Packers chances in 2010. 

Al Harris Has High Hopes To Return To Lambeau Field

Al Harris tore so many ligaments in his knee, that some think he is dreaming when he says he's coming back to Lambeau Field.  The first reports stated that he would be back to full speed by May of 2010.  That has now changed to a week by week guessing game.  He admitted that athletes don't come back from the level of injury he suffered.  He is running once again, but can he cover those speedy wide receivers?  We will find out at some point during the Packers minicamp.

Mike McCarthy Sees Change In Green Bay Packers Minicamp

The Green Bay Packers earned a well deserved break after a nearly every player made the effort to attend mini camps and practices since March.  As injuries have kept 11 players off the field, the others have taken up the slack.  Mike McCarthy noted that this team got their work done in short order, and cut the last day of drills.