Packers Re-sign Key Players, Trade for Linebacker

0:00For NFL coverage, this is your March 8th update. Free agency has kicked off for the Green Bay Packers, setting the stage for their 2026 roster. The legal taffering window opens Monday, March 9th, with the new league year starting Wednesday, March 11th. The team has already locked in some key pieces. They resigned center Sean Ryan to a three-year deal, worth $33 million after he started the final A Games of last season. Linebacker Nick Neeman is back on a one-year contract as a special team standout and running back Chris Brooks got a two-year extension for his. Versatile backup role. In a player swap, the Packers traded defensive lineman Colby Wooden to the Indianapolis Colts for Linebacker Zaire Franklin. Franklin, who turns 30 in July, brings pro-bowl experience from 2024 and fits as a runstopper, potentially filling a gap if K. Walker leaves. A long list of unsigned free agents remains, including left tackle Rashid Walker,

1:00wide receiver Romeo Dubs, defensive in Kingsley and Igbare, and quarterback Malik Willis. Restricted and exclusive rights players could hit the market too, if not tendered soon. Expect more action in the weeks ahead, especially a running back, as the Packers build depth across the board. This story is shared with support from our sponsor. Your favorite podcasts, music, or sleep sounds coming from your pillow. No earbuds, no distractions, just listen and relax. S-O-L-L-I, soleypillow.com