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Rashan Gary posted goodbye messages on Instagram and Twitter that sparked talk he’d left the Packers, but beat writers say the posts were hacked; Green Bay’s cap maneuvering gives them flexibility to hold decisions on Gary (and fellow potential cap casualty Elgton Jenkins) until later in the offseason, with no action taken yet and options including a possible trade or release.
Rashan Gary’s Instagram farewell post was reportedly hacked, with the Packers edge rusher quickly regaining control of his account after a graphic message read like a goodbye. There’s no indication the Packers must act immediately, and the piece notes his 2026 pay structure remains intact: a non-guaranteed $18 million base salary, plus $800,000 in per-game roster bonuses and a $700,000 workout bonus, for a $28 million cap.
Rashan Gary posted (and later deleted) an IG message suggesting his time with the Packers was over, prompting questions about a release or trade; NFL Network says he hasn’t been told he will be released or traded and the post may have been hacked. He remains the subject of trade talks, and a future release would save Green Bay about $11 million in cap space but leave roughly $17 million in dead cap. Gary, 28, produced 45 tackles, 20 quarterback hits and 7.5 sacks in 2025 after leading the team in sacks in 2023–24, and the Packers could move on as they weigh their options, with the article noting the organization may be open to changes as new pieces come into play.
Rashan Gary posted on social media that he’s leaving the Packers, then deleted the message, as reports indicate he could be released or traded due to his $19.5 million non-guaranteed 2026 salary; his deleted note thanked Packers Nation and suggested another chapter awaits.
Cincinnati reportedly is considering a tag-and-trade to move Trey Hendrickson and could pursue Rashan Gary as a veteran replacement; Gary, not likely to return to Green Bay because of a large cap hit, possesses pass-rush production (about 60 pressures and 7.5 sacks) and has a prior connection with Bengals defensive line coach Jerry Montgomery, making him an appealing fit for a win-now defense.
Micah Parsons, now with the Packers, is expected to significantly strengthen their defense, with teammates like Rashan Gary and Rasheed Walker optimistic about the impact, despite Parsons' recent back injury. His presence is anticipated to make the Packers' pass rush formidable and boost their Super Bowl chances.
The NFL's Top 100 Players list mistakenly listed Green Bay Packers' Rashan Gary as a defensive tackle, despite evidence showing he primarily played as a defensive end in 2024. The error was highlighted in a video where he was incorrectly labeled, leading to confusion about his position.
The Green Bay Packers narrowly defeated the Chicago Bears, thanks to standout performances from Christian Watson, who averaged 10.0 receiving yards per route, and Rashan Gary, who led the team with five pressures. Jordan Love excelled under pressure, completing all eight passes for 185 yards. However, the Packers struggled with red zone efficiency and defensive coverage, allowing rookie Caleb Williams to excel against their blitz. Despite these challenges, a crucial special teams play secured the Packers' victory.
Rashan Gary's emotional return to Ford Field after tearing his ACL resulted in a standout performance with three sacks and two forced fumbles, helping the Green Bay Packers secure a 29-22 victory over the Detroit Lions. Quarterback Jordan Love continued to impress, throwing for 268 yards and three touchdowns, showcasing improved command of the offense and composure in the pocket. The Packers' total team effort, despite missing key players due to injuries, has revived their playoff hopes as they aim to continue their winning streak in the upcoming games.
The Green Bay Packers dominate the first quarter against the Detroit Lions, with Jordan Love throwing two touchdown passes and Jonathan Owens returning a fumble for a score. The Packers lead 20-6, and the Lions face a two-score deficit for the second consecutive week against a divisional opponent.
Green Bay Packers' Jaire Alexander is inactive for the game against the Chargers, while Rashan Gary and Quay Walker are active.
Rashan Gary, the Green Bay Packers' 2019 first-round pick, has agreed to a four-year, $107 million contract extension, including $96 million in new money. The deal runs through the 2027 season and includes a $34.6 million signing bonus. Despite a knee injury last year, Gary has performed exceptionally well this season, recording 4.5 sacks and 15 pressures in seven games. His new contract puts him just below Myles Garrett as one of the highest-paid defensive players in the NFL.
Keegan Abdoo from Next Gen Stats joins Acme Packing Company's podcast to analyze the Green Bay Packers' performance against the Detroit Lions. They discuss the Packers' offensive line, AJ Dillon's season, the team's identity, and injury updates from head coach Matt LaFleur's press conference. Notably, Rashan Gary ranks high in the Pressure Probability metric, and the Packers are running fewer two-high shell coverages than expected while blitzing in unconventional ways.
In the NFL, Green Bay Packers pass rusher Rashan Gary continues to excel despite coming back from an ACL injury, ranking first in pressure rate and seventh in quarterback hits per pass rush snap. The Bills are maximizing quarterback Josh Allen's chaotic style of play by revamping their run game to provide a more sustainable offense, resulting in a higher success rate on running back runs. The Bills' improved run game lifts the floor of their offense and complements Allen's explosive passing abilities. Additionally, Alabama edge prospect Dallas Turner is emerging as a top pass rusher in the upcoming draft class.
Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur awarded game balls to Rashan Gary and Jordan Love after their comeback win against the New Orleans Saints. Gary recorded a career-high three sacks, while Love led the Packers offense on three straight scoring drives in the fourth quarter to erase a 17-0 deficit.