2019 PACKERS DRAFT (Bold - Active Roster)
RND-PCK NAME POS COLLEGE NOTES
1 12 Rahsan Gary LB Michigan
1 21 Darnell Savage S Maryland A
1 30 Traded to Seattle A
2 44 Elgton Jenkins C Mississippi St
3 75 Jace Sternberger TE Texas A & M
4 114 Traded to Seattle A
4 118 Traded to Seattle A-B
5 150 Kingsley Keke DT Texas A & M
6 185 Ka'Dar Hollman CB Toledo
6 194 Dexter Williams RB Notre Dame C
7 226 Ty Summers LB TCU
A - Traded 2019 1st round (30th-traded), 2019 4th round (114th-traded) and 2019 4th round (118th-traded) to SEATTLE for 2019 1st round (21st-S Darnell Savage) (4-25-19) Z - Compensatory Pick B - Traded Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix to WASHINGTON for 2019 4th round (118th-traded to Seattle) (10-30-18) C - Traded Brett Hundley to ARIZONA for 2019 6th round (194th-RB Dexter Williams) (8-29-18)
FREE AGENCY - EXCLUSIVE-RIGHTS FREE AGENTS - None
FREE AGENCY - RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS - None
FREE AGENCY - UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS
PLAYERS SIGNED - S Adrian Amos (Chicago), LB Preston Smith (Washington), LB Za’Darius Smith (Baltimore), T/G Billy Turner (Denver)
PLAYERS RE-SIGNED -
PLAYERS LOST - CB Bashaud Breeland (Kansas City), WR Randall Cobb (Dallas), LB Clay Matthews (L.A. Rams), LB Jake Ryan (Jacksonville)
PLAYERS NOT SIGNED -
FRANCHISE PLAYER DESIGNATION - None
2019 PACKERS PRACTICE SQUAD (Team can have up to eight players on squad)
NAME POS COLLEGE HOW ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED RELEASED/ACTIVE
Evan Baylis (2) TE Oregon 12-26-18 FA (Panthers) 9-19-19 (Active)
Ben Braden G Michigan 9-12-19 FA (Jets) 11-7-19 (Release)
Tra Carson (2) RB Texas A&M 10-19-18 FA (Bengals) 10-5-19 (Active)
Cody Conway T Syracuse 11-26-19 FA (Titans)
Kabion Ento CB Colorado 5-3-19 FA
Keon Hatcher WR Arkansas 9-19-19 FA (Raiders) 10-31-19 (Release)
James Looney (2) DL California 2018 Draft - 7th round
Yosh Nijman T Virginia Tech 5-3-19 FA 11-26-19 (Active)
Randy Ramsey LB Arkansas 5-3-19 FA
Brady Sheldon (2) LB Ferris State 11-6-18 FA (Browns) 10-1-19 (Release)
Darrius Shepherd WR North Dakota St 5-6-19 FA
Tremon Smith CB Central Arkansas 9-16-19 FA (Chiefs) 10-29-19 (Active)
Malik Taylor WR Ferris State 7-19-19 FA (Buccaneers)
Manny Wilkins QB Arizona State 5-3-19 FA
Ethan Wolf (2) TE Tennessee 10-30-18 FA (Titans) 1-7-19 (Release)
(2) - Second year on practice squad BOLD - Activated during season
The 2019 Green Bay Packers - 13-3 (1st - NFC North)
Head Coach: Matt LaFleur
NAME NO POS HGT WGT COLLEGE YR PR A G HOW ACQUIRED
Davante Adams 17 WR 6- 1 215 Fresno State 6 6 27 12 2014 Draft - 2nd round
Montravius Adams 90 DT 6- 4 304 Auburn 3 3 24 14 2017 Draft - 3rd round
Jaire Alexander 23 CB 5-10 196 Louisville 2 2 22 16 2018 Draft - 1st round
Geronimo Allison 81 WR 6- 3 202 Illinois 4 4 25 16 5-6-16 FA
Adrian Amos 31 S 6- 0 214 Penn State 1 5 26 16 3-14-19 FA (Bears)
David Bakhtiati 69 OT 6- 4 310 Colorado 7 7 28 16 2013 Draft - 3rd round
Evan Baylis 88 TE 6- 5 250 Oregon 1 3 26 5 12-26-18 FA (Panthers)
Tim Boyle 8 QB 6- 4 232 Eastern Kentucky 1 1 25 3 5-4-18 FA
Hunter Bradley 43 LS 6- 3 241 Mississippi State 2 2 25 16 2018 Draft - 7th round
Fadol Brown 98 DE 6- 4 282 Mississippi 2 2 26 4 12-5-18 FA (Raiders)
Tony Brown 28 CB 6- 0 199 Alabama 2 2 24 9 9-3-18 FA (Chargers)
Byran Bulaga 75 OT 6- 5 314 Iowa 9 9 30 16 2010 Draft - 1st round
Oren Burks 42 LB 6- 3 223 Vanderbilt 2 2 24 12 2018 Draft - 3rd round
Ibraheim Campbell39 S 5-11 210 Northwestern 2 5 27 7 11-5-18 FA (Jets)
Tra Carson 26 RB 5-11 228 Texas A & M 2 2 27 2 10-9-18 FA (Bengals)
Kenny Clark 97 DT 6- 3 314 UCLA 4 4 24 16 2016 Draft - 1st round
Mason Crosby 2 K 6- 1 207 Colorado 13 13 35 16 2007 Draft - 6th round
Trevor Davis 11 WR 6- 1 188 California 4 4 26 2 2016 Draft - 5th round
Tyler Ervin 32 RB 5-10 185 San Jose State 1 4 26 4 12-2-19 FA (Jaguars)
Kyler Frackrell 51 LB 6- 5 245 Utah State 4 4 28 16 2016 Draft - 3rd round
Rashaun Gary 52 DE 6- 5 277 Michigan 1 1 22 16 2019 Draft - 1st round
B.J. Goodson 93 LB 6- 1 241 Clemson 1 2 26 15 9-2-19 Trade (Giants)
Jimmy Graham 80 TE 6- 7 265 Miami (Fl) 2 10 33 16 3-16-18 FA (Seahawks)
Raven Greene 36 S 5-11 197 James Madison 2 2 24 2 5-4-18 FA
Ka'dar Hollman 29 DB 6- 0 196 Toledo 1 1 25 4 2019 Draft - 6th round
Josh Jackson 37 CB 6- 0 196 Iowa 2 2 23 14 2018 Draft - 2nd round
Elgton Jenkins 74 G 6- 5 311 Missisippi State 1 1 24 16 2019 Draft - 2nd round
Aaron Jones 33 RB 5- 9 208 UTEP 3 3 25 16 2017 Draft - 5th round
Kinsley Keke 96 DE 6- 3 200 Washington 1 1 23 14 2019 Draft - 5th round
Kevin King 20 CB 6- 3 200 Washington 3 3 24 15 2017 Draft - 2nd round
Jake Kumerow 16 WR 6- 4 209 UW-Whitewater 2 2 27 14 12-26-17 FA (Patriots)
Tyler Lancaster 95 NT 6- 3 313 Northwestern 2 2 25 16 5-4-18 FA
Allen Lazard 13 WR 6- 5 227 Iowa State 2 2 24 16 12-18-18 FA (Jaguars)
Marcedes Lewis 89 TE 6- 6 267 UCLA 2 14 35 16 5-24-18 FA (Jaguars)
Alex Light 70 T 6- 5 309 Richmond 2 2 23 13 5-4-18 FA
Corey Linsley 63 C 6- 3 301 Ohio State 6 6 28 16 2014 Draft - 5th round
Dean Lowry 94 DE 6- 6 296 Northwestern 4 4 25 16 2016 Draft - 4th round
Blake Martinez 50 LB 6- 2 237 Stanford 4 4 25 16 2016 Draft - 4th round
Lucas Patrick 62 OG 6- 3 313 Duke 3 3 26 14 6-1-16 FA
Will Redmond 25 CB 5-11 186 Mississippi State 2 2 26 13 9-11-18 FA (Chiefs)
Aaron Rodgers 12 QB 6- 2 225 California 15 15 36 16 2005 Draft - 1st round
Darnell Savage 26 S 5-11 198 Maryland 1 1 22 14 2019 Draft - 1st round
J.K. Scott 6 P 6- 6 208 Alabama 2 2 23 16 2018 Draft - 5th round
Darrius Shepherd 10 WR 5-11 186 North Dakota St 1 1 24 6 5-6-19 FA
Preston Smith 91 LB 6- 5 265 Mississippi State 1 5 27 16 3-14-19 FA (Redskins)
Tremon Smith 27 DB 6- 0 190 Central Arkansas 1 2 23 7 9-16-19 FA (Chiefs)
Za'Darius Smith 55 LB 6- 4 272 Kentucky 1 5 27 16 3-14-19 FA (Ravens)
Jace Sternberger 87 TE 6- 4 251 Texas A & M 1 1 23 6 2019 Draft - 3rd round
Chandon Sullivan 39 DB 5-11 189 Georgia State 1 2 23 16 5-6-19 FA (Eagles)
Ty Summers 44 LB 6- 1 241 TCU 1 1 24 16 2019 Draft - 7th round
Lane Taylor 65 G 6- 3 324 Oklahoma State 6 6 30 2 5-10-13 FA
Robert Tonyan 85 TE 6- 5 237 Indiana State 2 2 25 11 12-5-17 FA (Lions)
Billy Turner 77 G 6- 5 310 North Dakota State 1 6 28 16 3-14-19 FA (Broncos)
M. V.-Scantling 83 WR 6- 4 206 South Florida 2 2 25 16 2018 Draft - 5th round
Jared Veldheer 68 OT 6- 8 321 Hillsdale 1 10 32 2 11-27-19 FA (Patriots)
Danny Vitale 45 FB 6- 0 239 Northwestern 2 4 26 15 10-22-18 FA (Browns)
Dexter Williams 22 RB 5-11 212 Notre Dame 1 1 22 4 2019 Draft - 4th round
Jamaal Williams 30 RB 6- 0 213 BYU 3 3 24 14 2017 Draft - 4th round
Tim Williams 47 LB 6- 3 252 Alabama 1 3 26 1 10-2-19 FA (Ravens)
Tramon Williams 38 S 5-11 191 Louisiana Tech 10 13 36 16 3-22-18 FA (Cards)
NOTE: Player must appear in game to be considered on the roster NO - Jersey Number POS - Position HGT - Height WGT - Weight YR - Years with Packers PR - Years of Professional Football AGE - Age on December 31 G - Games Played FA - Free Agent
2019 PRE-SEASON RESULTS (2-2) (CLICK ON EACH GAME FOR MORE DETAILS)
OFFENSE DEFENSE
AUGUST RESULT RECORD ATT RUSH PASS RUSH PASS STARTING QB LEADING RUSHER LEADING PASSER LEADING RECEIVER
8 HOUSTON TEXANS (0-0) W 28-26 1- 0-0 73,928 95 142 138 274 DeShone Kizer Dexter Williams (62) DeShone Kizer (102) Two tied with two
15 at Baltimore Ravens (1-0) L 13-26 1- 1-0 69,822 55 171 171 172 DeShone Kizer Darrin Hall (31) Tim Boyle (107) Four tied with four
22 * vs Oakland Raiders (2-0) L 21-22 1- 2-0 21,992 94 193 75 237 Tim Boyle Tra Carson (32) Tim Boyle (191) Trevor Davis (5-78)
29 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (1-2) W 27-20 2- 2-0 73,803 110 101 96 198 Tim Boyle Dexter Williams (34) DeShone Kizer (77) Teo Redding (4-49)
* - at Winnipeg
2019 REGULAR SEASON RESULTS (6-9-1)
SEPTEMBER (3-1) RESULT RECORD ATT RUSH PASS RUSH PASS STARTING QB LEADING RUSHER LEADING PASSER LEADING RECEIVER
5 at Chicago Bears (0-0) W 10- 3 1- 0-0 62,435 47 166 46 208 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (39) Aaron Rodgers (203) Two tied with four
15 MINNESOTA VIKINGS (1-0) W 21-16 2- 0-0 78,416 144 191 198 223 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (116) Aaron Rodgers (209) Davante Adams (7-106)
22 DENVER BRONCOS (0-2) W 27-16 3- 0-0 78,078 77 235 149 161 Aaron Rodgers Jamaal Williams (59) Aaron Rodgers (235) Valdes-Scantling (6-99)
26 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (1-2) L 27-34 3- 1-0 77,509 77 414 176 160 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Rodgers (46) Aaron Rodgers (422) Davante Adams (10-180)
OCTOBER (4-0)
6 at Dallas Cowboys (3-1) W 34-24 4- 1-0 93,024 120 215 122 441 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (107) Aaron Rodgers (238) Aaron Jones (7-75)
14 DETROIT LIONS (2-1-1) W 23-22 5- 1-0 76,947 170 277 56 243 Aaron Rodgers Jamaal Williams (104) Aaron Rodgers (283) Three tied with three
20 OAKLAND RAIDERS (3-4) W 42-24 6- 1-0 78,160 60 421 155 329 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (50) Aaron Rodgers (429) Four tied with four
27 at Kansas City Chiefs (5-2) W 31-24 7- 1-0 73,558 118 256 88 249 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (67) Aaron Rodgers (305) Aaron Jones (7-159)
NOVEMBER (1-2)
3 at Los Angeles Chargers (3-5) L 11-26 7- 2-0 25,435 45 139 159 283 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (30) Aaron Rodgers (161) Davante Adams (7-41)
10 CAROLINA PANTHERS (5-3) W 24-16 8- 2-0 78,090 163 225 120 281 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (93) Aaron Rodgers (233) Davante Adams (7-118)
17 Bye Week
24 at San Francisco 49ers (9-1) L 8-37 8- 3-0 71,500 117 81 112 227 Aaron Rodgers Jamaal Williams (45) Aaron Rodgers (104) Two tied with seven
DECEMBER (5-0)
1 at New York Giants (2-9) W 31-13 9- 3-0 75,950 79 243 95 240 Aaron Rodgers Jamaal Williams (41) Aaron Rodgers (243) Davante Adams (6-64)
8 WASHINGTON REDSKINS (3-9) W 20-15 10- 3-0 77,296 174 167 121 141 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (134) Aaron Rodgers (195) Aaron Jones (6-58)
15 CHICAGO BEARS (7-6) W 21-13 11- 3-0 78,266 100 192 96 319 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (51) Aaron Rodgers (203) Davante Adams (7-103)
23 at Minnesota Vikings (10-4) W 23-10 12- 3-0 67,157 184 199 57 82 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (154) Aaron Rodgers (216) Davante Adams (13-116)
29 at Detroit Lions (3-11-1) W 23-20 13- 3-0 62,840 120 312 171 134 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (100) Aaron Rodgers (323) Davante Adams (7-93)
2019 PLAYOFF RESULTS (1-1)
JANUARY 2020 RESULT RECORD ATT RUSH PASS RUSH PASS STARTING QB LEADING RUSHER LEADING PASSER LEADING RECEIVER
12 * - SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (12-5) W 28-23 78,998 109 235 110 265 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (62) Aaron Rodgers (243) Davante Adams (8-160)
19 ** - at San Francisco 49ers (14-3) L 20-37 72,211 62 296 285 69 Aaron Rodgers Aaron Jones (56) Aaron Rodgers (326) Davante Adams (9-138)
* - NFC Divisional Playoff ** - NFC Championship
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The true story of the general manager who brought victory back to the NFL’s Green Bay Packers, filled with stories of life in and on Lambeau field—Brett Favre, Reggie White, and more!
In November 1991, Ron Wolf took over a Green Bay franchise that had been in a twenty-four-year decline since the departure of Vince Lombardi. Wolf, driven by his inherently competitive nature, and by a heart attack the previous year that left him believing that whatever he did had to be done quickly, proceeded to rebuild a team and a franchise. His work in Green Bay was characterized by a single-minded devotion to the Packers’ success, and by an ability to make personnel decisions that, while sometimes unlikely and unpopular, proved to be almost invariably successful. With Wolf in charge, the Packers never had a losing season. They subsequently captured three straight NFC North Division titles, and went to two Super Bowls, winning Super Bowl XXXI. Wolf had set a goal of winning one hundred games in ten years with the Packers. He was victorious in 101 games in nine years, including the postseason. During his time with the Packers, Wolf brought in some major names, including:
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Gilbert Brown
Sean Jones
Eugene Robinson
Wolf’s impact on Packers football cannot be overstated. Even today, Wolf's legacy remains in place. Ted Thompson came through the scouting ranks under Wolf's direction. During Thompson's tenure as general manager, the Packers qualified for the playoffs in eight straight seasons and won one Super Bowl. After the 2017 season, Thompson was replaced as GM by Brian Gutekunst, another man who had been brought into the Packers' scouting operation by Wolf. An in-depth look at one of the greatest NFL GMs of all time, Ron Wolf and the Green Bay Packers is a must-read for every football fan. To purchase a copy of the book on Amazon, click here.
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