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Nick Collins says he isn't sure if he'll report to training camp without a new deal.

Even though the Green Bay Packers will dish out at least $16.25 million to receiver Greg Jennings this year, they should have enough room under the salary cap for additional contract extensions.

Steve Huiting was born the year Lambeau Field was built, but he didn't visit the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame until Thursday.

The most prominent name is off the list, but the Green Bay Packers have plenty of decisions left to make about their robust free-agent class of 2010.

Speaking to reporters after the Packers' Tuesday minicamp practice, Jennings sought to downplay his comment to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel newspaper that he and the team were "pretty close" to a deal.

GREEN BAY, Wis. -- The NFC North Winnebago is pulling out of the Bay late Tuesday evening after two fun-filled days at the Packers' minicamp.

Daryn Colledge can certainly relate to what Allen Barbre faces this offseason. A few years ago, Colledge assumed the burden of great expectations after replacing highly regarded Mike Wahle at left guard.

Not every ball would have split the uprights, but that was Mason Crosby's aim during pre-race of the ABC Supply/A.J. Foyt 225 at The Milwaukee Mile.

Though it may not win him any more fans, Ted Thompsona s clear-eyed approach toward re-signing veteran free agents will likely give the Packers their best chance to win.

It's time to grade the Packers on their 2006 draft. For grading criteria, if the player made it to the Pro Bowl, he gets an A. If he has started at least 24 games, 1.5 seasons, he gets a B... by Dustin Roeder 26 reads Opinion It's time to grade the Packers on their 2006 draft.

Breno Giacomini. Allen Barbre. Tony Moll. Perhaps even T.J. Lang and Jamon Meredith, as well.

You'll never get Ted Thompson or Mike McCarthy to agree that the Green Bay Packers team that went 6-10 last season lacked the toughness and physicality necessary to win games in the NFC North.

We can't be sure what truly motivated Ted Thompson, but if he felt the sands were slipping through the hourglass it would be understandable.

Ward Dobbs didna t have steam coming out of his ears in late March during two pro-day workouts at the University of Wyoming before scouts from National Football League teams.

Apr. 8, 2009 11:03 a.m. Good morning. Here is your PDB for Wednesday, April 8, 2009.

Offensive lineman Duke Preston visited the Green Bay Packers last week and the unrestricted free agent is definitely on their radar.

Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson usually tries to argue that he's willing to take part in free agency if the price is right, but on Tuesday Thompson made it pretty clear why the Packers have been less active than at any time since he took over the club in 2005.

DANA POINT, Calif. -- Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy was kind enough to step into the Black and Blue late Monday afternoon here at the NFL owners meetings.

Three weeks into free agency, Ted Thompson has declared his hand. The Green Bay Packers' general manager has signed only one free agent, a bargain one at that in backup safety Anthony Smith, and still has about $29 million in salary-cap space.

After interviews with so many present and former Packers who participated at Fan Fest this weekend, here's some of the more notable quotes: Scotty Wells, "I took my family to Disney World.