12:25 AM ET, Mon March 15, 2010

Tauscher got starter's money

Packers Blog | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — Green Bay – Mark Tauscher is back in the fold with the Green Bay Packers, and he’s not returning to carry a clipboard either.

1 hour ago

Tauscher reportedly agrees to new deal

Green Bay Press-Gazette — As coach Mike McCarthy strongly hinted in a press conference on Friday, the Packers have agreed to a contract with veteran right tackle Mark Tauscher, reportedly for two years.

2 hours ago

Report: Tauscher signs two-year contract

Packers Blog | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — After Packers coach Mike McCarthy hinted Friday afternoon that a deal was close, a report by ESPN Milwaukee says that veteran right tackle Mark Tauscher has signed a new two year deal with the Packers.

11 hours ago

Why Fan Fest matters: It brings you closer to the team

Green Bay Press-Gazette — Packers Fan Fest gives fans a chance to connect directly with players and coaches and helps fills the offseason void of mid-March.

20 hours ago

Mike Vandermause: Sensing big things, Thompson spends big

Green Bay Press-Gazette — The money thrown around by the Packers over the past week is staggering. GM Ted Thompson clearly believes his team is capable of great success, and hes putting up the money to prove it.

23 hours ago

Ken Dyer dies broke neck while tackling John Brockington in 1971

Green Bay Press-Gazette — Ken Dyer, whose NFL career ended when he broke his neck while trying to tackle Green Bay Packers running back John Brockington, has died.

23 hours ago

Notebook: Fans want football, not labor troubles, Murphy says

Green Bay Press-Gazette — Packers president Mark Murphy knows where pro football fans are coming from regarding the labor impasse between NFL owners and players. They just want football, Murphy said Saturday at Fan Fest.

23 hours ago

Fan Fest Day 1 recap

Packers Blog | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — A couple of us Packers Fan Fest veterans were talking yesterday about how these Fan Fest events really didn't generate a whole lot of real news. I mean, other than the first Fest, when Brett Favre announced that he would come back to play (and not retire) for the 2005 season, the Fan Fest had been sort of a die-hard event only. Of course there were meaningful introductions, like Mike McCarthy's first Fest in 2006, or when President Mark Murphy took over for Bob Harlan, and defensive coordinator Dom Capers last year -- that were interesting to Packers fans. But not so big for Packer news junkie...

March 13, 2010

Quick deals surprise Collins, Pickett

Green Bay Press-Gazette — The Packers have signed key defensive starters Nick Collins and Ryan Pickett to long-term contracts and could be on course to re-sign right tackle Mark Tauscher by next week.

March 12, 2010

Meet-up in De Pere on Saturday night

Packers Blog | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — Myself and a few readers will be meeting up to discuss the Packers on Saturday night after Fan Fest wraps up.

March 12, 2010
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