Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila

The Pack has said good-bye to one of their greats, as today they announced the release of veteran DE Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila. In nine seasons with the Packers, Gbaja-Biamila appeared in 124 career games, including 74 starts. He is the franchise’s all-time sacks leader with 741/2, having passed the great Reggie White (68.5) in 2007. “We want to thank Kabeer for his contributions to the Green Bay Packers,” Thompson said. “During his time here, he has been a big part of our organization and our community. We wish Kabeer and his family well.” Gbaja-Biamila released the following statement leaving the team: “My nine years as ... Read Full Story

The Pack has said good-bye to one of their greats, as today they announced the release of veteran DE Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila. In nine seasons with the Packers, Gbaja-Biamila appeared in 124 career games, including 74 starts. He is the franchise’s all-time sacks leader with 741/2, having passed the great Reggie White (68.5) in 2007. “We want to thank Kabeer for his contributions to the Green Bay Packers,” Thompson said. “During his time here, he has been a big part of our organization and our community. We wish Kabeer and his family well.” Gbaja-Biamila released the following statement leaving the team: “My nine years as ... Read Full Story

Part 4 in our series of Best Draft Choices Per Round takes a look at the best 5th rounders of the last ten years. So far, Rounds 6, 7, and Undrafted Rookie Free Agents have produced some of the biggest names in the league. Attention NFL General Managers: Trade your 5th Round Pick for 6th and 7th Round Picks! Why? See Below... Donte Hall, WR/KR, Kansas City Chiefs, 2000 The Human Joystick had to wait over 150 picks to hear his name called in the 2000 NFL Draft. A Texas A&M; Aggie, Hall starred as a WR and Return Specialist in the Big 12. ... Read Full Story

Big Dave/Phinfever MySpace Jason Taylor to the Packers? Yep, I know. Hearing all of these trade rumors concerning JT get old, but this one may have more truth in it than many of the others that we have heard. Jason Taylor clearly wants a trade out of Miami. He's using the old break up line, "It's not you ... it's me". He is tired of losing and he is trying to find a way out to finish off his career without pissing off the Dolphins fans that he has represented for a decade. If Jason Taylor can convince Packers GM Ted Thompson that he ... Read Full Story

ESPN’s Insider section just did a full-scale blowout about the salary cap for each and every team around the league. Here’s what they had to say on the Packers: 2009 salary cap: $137,421,226 Player with highest cap number: QB Aaron Rodgers ($9,652,500; 7.0 percent of cap) Player no longer with club who has highest cap number: DE Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila ($1,571,432; 1.1 percent of cap; 21st-highest on club) Player who has to live up to cap number: RB Ryan Grant ($4,400,000; 3.2 percent of cap; 10th-highest on club) When looking at running back Ryan Grant’s 2008 statistics, one could make the argument that he didn’t ... Read Full Story