Robert Tonyan

Former Packers TE Robert Tonyan grew up in the Chicago suburbs and this week he made his childhood NFL dreams a reality by signing a one-year contract with the Bears.

Another one of Aaron Rodgers' targets has signed elsewhere, but Robert Tonyan will still be able to catch passes at Lambeau Field.

Here are three positions Green Bay most needs help as general manager Brian Gutekunst faces a daunting challenge while entering the offseason more than $20 million over the projected cap.

Here are three positions Green Bay most needs help as general manager Brian Gutekunst faces a daunting challenge while entering the offseason more than $20 million over the projected cap.

Allen Lazard and Robert Tonyan both will be unrestricted free agents in March and the offseason could bring sweeping roster changes to Green Bay.

Jordan Love needs to take the "next step," competition remains fierce at reserve outside linebacker spots and time is running out for rookies to strut their stuff.

Former Wisconsin lineman Ryan Ramczyk returned to the state, but he watched a strong Packers defense against the Saints' offense during Tuesday's joint practice.

The Green Bay offensive lineman, tight end and rookie wide receiver took part in their first practice of training camp Sunday afternoon.

Rookie wide receiver Romeo Doubs has been impressive since being selected in the fourth round of the 2022 NFL Draft. Now he gets to showcase his skills in a game.

General manager Brian Gutekunst and coach Matt LaFleur are looking forward to seeing which Packers step up "when the lights go on" in Friday's game at San Francisco.

Robert Tonyan was converted small-school quarterback and carved out a role from an undrafted free agent to a productive starter in the NFL. The Packers tight end continues to take it one day at a time.

While beloved veteran Marcedes Lewis will once again be relied upon to deliver leadership, sound run-blocking and the occasional crucial catch, it’ll be up to a group of largely unproven players to pick up the slack. 

While beloved veteran Marcedes Lewis will once again be relied upon to deliver leadership, sound run-blocking and the occasional crucial catch, it’ll be up to a group of largely unproven players to pick up the slack. 

GREEN BAY — For all the alarm the Green Bay Packers’ current wide receiver depth chart has caused — and rightfully so in the wake of the Davante Adams trade last month — it’s not as if coach Matt LaFleur has more tight ends than he knows what to do with, either.

Rasul Douglas signed a three-year, $21 million deal with the Packers on Saturday, while Robert Tonyan's contract is for one year.

The Packers coaching staff hopes the tight ends’ collective productivity of late — from graybeard Marcedes Lewis to second-year man Josiah Deguara to lesser-known contributors Dominique Dafney and Tyler Davis — is as contagious as injured tight end Robert Tonyan's enthusiasm.

So the Packers will move forward with tight ends Marcedes Lewis, Josiah Deguara, Dominique Dafney and Tyler Davis on the active roster, plus Bronson Kaufusi on the practice squad.

Both Robert Tonyan and Kylin Hill tore ACLs Thursday and can expect to be sidelined about 10 months.

Matt LaFleur didn’t want to say too much about tight end Robert Tonyan’s knee injury, but the coach’s tone said a lot — and none of it good — in the aftermath of Green Bay's win over Arizona.

The victory — Green Bay’s seventh in a row after its embarrassing season-opening loss — improved the Packers to 7-1 and gave them a colossal head-to-head tie-breaker with the Cardinals.

Aaron Rodgers and the Packers extended their winning streak to seven games when they held off a late push from the Cardinals in Arizona.