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The Green Bay Packers are uncertain about the availability of key players Christian Watson, Zach Tom, and Evan Williams for their upcoming game against the Bears due to injuries, but are remaining optimistic and prepared to adapt, with first place in the NFC North on the line.
The Green Bay Packers are uncertain about the availability of tight end Tucker Kraft and right tackle Zach Tom for Week 3 against the Cleveland Browns due to knee and oblique injuries, respectively. Coach Adam Stenavich expressed cautious optimism about their chances to play, with Tom's status being decided closer to game time. Other players with injury concerns include Aaron Banks, Nate Hobbs, Josh Jacobs, and Bo Melton.
During a joint practice between the Packers and Seahawks, Packers OT Zach Tom was ejected after engaging in a fight with Seahawks players, sparked by an incident involving linebacker Ernest Jones. The practice ended with multiple scuffles, reflecting the intense rivalry, but both teams are now focused on their upcoming preseason game.
The Green Bay Packers have extended the contract of offensive lineman Zach Tom, who has been a key player in their offensive line since being drafted in 2022, earning first-team All-Pro honors and contributing to the team's strong offensive rankings.
The Green Bay Packers signed offensive tackle Zach Tom to a four-year, $88 million extension, making him one of the highest-paid right tackles in NFL history, and highlighting his rise from a versatile fourth-round pick to a key player on the offensive line. The deal includes a record $30.2 million signing bonus, with potential total value reaching $92 million, and may influence future contracts for other Packers linemen like Elgton Jenkins.
Zach Tom, a key offensive lineman for the Green Bay Packers, has signed a four-year, $88 million extension with a $30.2 million signing bonus, ensuring his stay with the team amid offensive line changes and competition for starting positions.
Zach Tom signed a four-year, $88 million extension with the Green Bay Packers, including a historic $30.2 million signing bonus, making him the highest-paid offensive lineman in NFL history. The deal secures his future with the team and reflects his rising value as a versatile and improving tackle.
The Green Bay Packers signed Zach Tom to a historic four-year extension with a $30.2 million signing bonus, the largest ever for an offensive lineman, with a deal potentially worth up to $92 million. Despite being a fourth-round pick, Tom has proven to be a top pass-blocking right tackle, and his contract reflects the evolving market for starting offensive linemen. The Packers' contract structure emphasizes large signing bonuses with no guaranteed money after the first year.
Packers offensive tackle Zach Tom has agreed to a four-year, $88 million contract extension, including a $30.2 million signing bonus, securing his position as a key starter for the team.
With the NFL Draft approaching, the Green Bay Packers are considering addressing their needs, including a potential move for Zach Tom and the future of their defensive line. In a mock draft, the Packers select Byron Murphy, Edgerrin Cooper, Kiran Amegadjie, Renardo Green, and Jaylen Wright in the early rounds, aiming to bolster their defensive and offensive lines, as well as their cornerback and running back positions. The draft also includes selections for safety, edge rusher, offensive lineman, and additional linebackers to strengthen the team's depth.
Second-year offensive lineman Zach Tom has been receiving some first-team looks at center and the right side of the line during the Green Bay Packers' OTA practices. With both starters on the right side of the line in contract years, the coaching staff is likely considering Tom for the future and their 2024 cap situation. Fans are divided on where Tom should start in 2023, with some suggesting he battle it out with Josh Myers for the center position.
Green Bay Packers coaches spoke to reporters ahead of voluntary OTAs, providing insight on various players. Special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia spoke highly of kicker Anders Carlson, whom he previously coached at Auburn. Defensive coordinator Joe Barry hinted that cornerback Eric Stokes' return from injury may not be imminent. Offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich suggested that second-year offensive lineman Zach Tom could compete for the starting center job. Wide receivers coach Jason Vrable praised the growth of seventh-round pick Samori Toure.