Ryan Wood is a contributing writer with a focus on local sports news in Green Bay, Wisconsin. He has written for various publications including FantasyPros, Daily Herald Media, and the Green Bay Press-Gazette. Ryan covers topics such as player injuries, game previews, and analysis of the Green Bay Packers and other local sports teams.
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Ryan Wood's coverage focuses predominantly on local sports, particularly the Green Bay Packers. His articles highlight player injuries, game analysis, and evolving stories related to the NFL team.
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By: Ryan Wood
Green Bay Press-Gazette Show Caption GREEN BAY – He'll be in the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame someday. Wearing purple doesn't change that.
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The Green Bay Packers entered the 2024 NFL season with a lot of roster uncertainty. Here's how players are being added and subtracted.
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AJ Dillon is expected to re-sign with the Green Bay Packers. The NFL Network reported the Packers are using a four-year qualifying offer to sign Dillon, a low-risk deal that protects the team if Dillon doesn’t crack the initial 53-man roster.
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Green Bay Press-Gazette GREEN BAY – The last time Aaron Jones was in Minnesota , he took a punch to the face.
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Josh Jacobs on being a leader for the Packers: “You just come in and earn the guys’ respect. You do that by going to work, putting the work in.”
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Green Bay Press-Gazette Show Caption GREEN BAY – For the past few years, Josh Jacobs shared an offseason training facility with the running back he's replacing in Green Bay.
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GREEN BAY – Even before Jordan Love showed signs of an emerging NFL star, Josh Jacobs could tell the Green Bay Packers young quarterback could be special. It was Week 5 last season, back when Love was mired in a slump, when Jacobs first saw the film. The zip on Love’s passes. The off-balance throws. This was different.
By: Ryan Wood
GREEN BAY – Even before Jordan Love showed signs of an emerging NFL star, Josh Jacobs could tell the Green Bay Packers young quarterback could be special. It was Week 5 last season, back when Love was mired in a slump, when Jacobs first saw the film. The zip on Love’s passes. The off-balance throws. This was different.
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ORLANDO, Florida – They’re about to pay Jordan Love after just 634 passes. After 409 of his passes were caught. After 37 scored touchdowns, but the first half of his first season was stuck in the mud.
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Green Bay Press-Gazette ORLANDO, Florida – Aaron Jones had barely left the building by the time Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur pulled his quarterback aside and made clear things were about to be different.
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