Green Bay Packers Hold NFL's Youngest Roster for Third Consecutive Season

The Green Bay Packers are entering the 2025 NFL season with the youngest roster in the league for the third consecutive year, boasting an average age of 25.23. Despite their youth, the team carries playoff experience and optimism, with key players like quarterback Jordan Love expected to take a step forward after a solid but injury-affected previous season. However, the Packers face significant roster challenges ahead, as nine unrestricted free agents, including valuable backup quarterback Malik Willis, could depart, forcing difficult decisions and likely reshaping the team in 2026. This youth-centric approach contrasts sharply with teams like the Washington Commanders, who have the oldest roster in the league at an average age of 28.09, highlighting a league-wide debate on the balance between youth and experience. The Packers’ management is focused on capitalizing on the current roster's potential, with general manager Brian Gutekunst emphasizing the urgency to maximize the team’s competitive window.