Green Bay Packers

LB Bishop says he's healthy, will visit Vikes

Desmond Bishop says he is "100 percent" healthy after tearing his hamstring last year and motivated by his release by the Green Bay Packers. His first free-agent visit will be with his former team's biggest rival -- the Minnesota Vikings.

Frazier plays Vikings' interest in Bishop coy

Vikings: Erin Henderson leaves no doubt

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- At about the time the Minnesota Vikings were scheduled to host free agent linebacker Desmond Bishop, the man he would presumably replace at the "Mike" linebacker stood stoically with several reporters and said: "I'm playing the Mike.

The Packers Play Landlord for the Titletown District

Driver Willing To Play For Packers

NFC North blogger Kevin Seifert discusses Donald Driver's comment about coming out of retirement if the Packers ask him to.

Chiefs line up visit with Desmond Bishop

Monday on the blog, we asked whether Green Bay connections within the division could drum up interest in linebacker Desmond Bishop. Tuesday, we received a quick answer. The NFL Network is reporting Bishop, who was cut by the Packers on Monday, will visit the Kansas City Chiefs on Wednesday and Thursday.

Fantasy hint: Best Packers WR?

ESPN.com's Fantasy Roundtable hits a topic that is pretty difficult to answer: How would you rank the Green Bay Packers' receivers from a fantasy perspective? Touchdowns are most important, of course, and last season James Jones led all NFL receivers with 14 scoring receptions.

Bishop's next team

UPDATE: In the time since Bishop was released Monday, we've gotten some interesting updates regarding where he may be playing next season. Another team has emerged as of Tuesday morning.

FBO: Can rookie RBs fix Packers' run game?

Can two rookies help ignite the Green Bay running game? Based on the numbers, Eddie Lacy and Johnathan Franklin should make an impact in the Packers' offense early.