Packers Return 20 Starters, Upgrade Roster for 2025 Campaign

The Green Bay Packers concluded the 2024 season with an 11-6 record but were dissatisfied with their performance, particularly after losing a Wild Card playoff game to the eventual Super Bowl champions. General Manager Brian Gutekunst has emphasized the need for greater urgency and championship-level competitiveness as the team returns 20 of 22 starters and has made roster improvements through free agency and the draft. Key players highlighted for the 2025 campaign include defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt, who showed significant progress last season despite injuries, left tackle Rasheed Walker, who became a reliable starter after a strong second year, and right guard Sean Rhyan, who overcame a challenging rookie season to become a consistent contributor. Tight end Tucker Kraft, ranked third among NFC North tight ends, is recognized as an ascending and impactful player with impressive yardage and touchdown statistics, expected to become a top-10 player at his position with increased opportunities. The Packers' first training camp practice is set for July 23, marking the start of their push to prove their potential and meet the heightened expectations set by their general manager.