The Latest Breaking News from Adrian Amos

The Packers defense is as good, at least on paper, as it's ever been in the Aaron Rodgers era.

Players deserve to cash in on early success more than the NFL currently allows. But holding out to get more in that first contract is generally counter-productive — for the player and the team. With an opportunity to start as a rookie, there’s value in being there from Day 1.

Jaire Alexander is PFF's 22nd best player entering 2022. David Bakhtiari is 23rd.

The ascending Packers secondary got a week's worth of workouts in together in Baltimore, the hometown of Adrian Amos.

Packers safety Adrian Amos was ranked as the NFL's 40th best player entering 2022 by Pro Football Focus.

Adrian Amos' contract voids following this season, but the Packers should be interested in keeping the ever-reliable safety if he is good again in 2022.

Who will have more tackles during the 2022 season, S Adrian Amos or LB Quay Walker? Vote in our poll!

Nixon, a free-agent signing, and Davis, a fifth-round pick of the Colts in 2021, could be top backups for the Packers in the secondary in 2022.

The Packers have no shortage of options. Aaron Rodgers is one, but who else makes the team's top-3 player list entering 2022?

The Packers need a No. 3 safety behind Adrian Amos and Darnell Savage. Shawn Davis, now entering Year 2 in Green Bay, will have a real shot to win the job.

George Karlaftis, Chris Olave and Lewis Cine are first-round fits for the Packers. Breaking down each prospect.