Wes Hodkiewicz is a Senior Writer at Green Bay Packers. He specializes in competitive sports, focusing on team sports and the business aspects of the sports industry. Wes has been featured in various publications, including NewsBreak, 4for4 Fantasy Football, and the Tuscaloosa Times.
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Wes Hodkiewicz predominantly covers local sports, particularly focusing on the Green Bay Packers and NFL-related events. Given his focus on player recognition, game analysis, and injury reports, he may be receptive to pitches related to exclusive interviews with players or coaches, insights into team strategies and performance analyses.
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Nobody did it quite like Reggie White
By: Wes Hodkiewicz, Evan Siegle, Xavier McKinney
Apropos of nothing, just wanted to say that "The Tim Boyle Laser Show" is one of my all-time favorite nicknames. Is there a current Packers player with a nickname that could challenge "The Laser Show" for greatness?
By: Wes Hodkiewicz
Packers receiver, new position coach worked together at North Dakota State
By: Wes Hodkiewicz, Madison Morris
Is it realistic to think Jager Burton could push for a starting spot this season, or is being the top backup a better goal? I wonder if the expectations are getting too high. He's definitely versatile. Just question if this is overhyped because the Packers really needed someone to step up on the interior offensive line.
By: Wes Hodkiewicz, Evan Siegle
Grandma took us kids into the little sporting goods store in town, where the owner made a big show of it being our first game as he handed us the tickets. On Sunday, Grandma piled my cousins, brother and me into the family Truckster, on up to County Stadium. I vividly recall her beaming smile, brats and fried chicken on the tailgate, a spilled hot chocolate due to some horseplay in our seats, and a rare Packers win. Grandma would do anything for her grandkids. Best day ever.
By: Wes Hodkiewicz, Lynn Dickey
I'm going back toward the end of the last century. He was only in a Packers jersey for three years (94-96), but Sean Jones was a rock on the defensive line opposite Reggie White. Sean didn't have Reggie's notoriety, Brett Favre's swagger, or Gilbert Brown's "Grave Digger" move, but he was credited for 24½ sacks as a Packer and was a key contributor to their Super Bowl win in SB XXXI.
Which Packers player are you most interested in watching in 2026?
What was a moment on the field that just left you in awe? (Tallon from Sri Lanka via Colorado)
Which player did you always want to see play for the Packers, but it never happened?
I never knew a time when I did not root for the Pack. Heck my family and I were watching Pack games before Vince even came to GB! I even rooted for them when I lived in Dallas!
