Packers Re-sign Chris Brooks, Strengthen RB Depth

0:00On this March 4th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL. The Green Bay Packers have resigned running back Chris Brooks to a two-year deal worth $4,850,000. This move locks him in before the new league year starts on March 11th, avoiding restricted free agency. Brooks joined the Packers after going undrafted out of college and signing with the Miami Dolphins in 2023. Over the past two seasons in Green Bay, he has served as a reliable deaf option, rushing for 395 yards on 82 carries. With a solid 4.8 yards per attempt and five touchdowns, plus 160 receiving yards on 24 catches. The Packers entered the offseason needing more running back depth, especially after choosing not to tender a manual Wilson, who is now an unrestricted, free agent. That decision leaves a gap in the backfield unless they bring Wilson back. With Josh Jacobs leading the group and rookie Marshawn Lloyd still unproven due to injuries, Brooks is poised for a bigger role. Officials see him stepping up as the number two back

1:03if Lloyd struggles again. This signing gives Green Bay stability heading into next season, bolstering their options behind Jacobs while they sort out the rest of the depth. Chart, appreciation to our sponsor for backing this episode. Podcast hit different when the sound comes from your pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense, s-o-l-i-soli-pillow.com.