No. 5 — Rashan Gary
The post No. 5 — Rashan Gary appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Green Bay defensive end Rashan Gary had a team-high 7.5 sacks in 2024 and made his first Pro Bowl. Getty Images The Green Bay Packers went 11-6 last season, sweeping the NFC West and the AFC South along the way. Overall, though, no one in the building was happy. The Packers failed to build on their terrific finish to the 2023 campaign, settled for the No. 7 seed in the NFC playoffs, and lost a Wild Card game to eventual Super Bowl champion Philadelphia. Afterwards, general manager Brian Gutekunst turned up the heat on everybody in the building. “We need to continue to ramp up our sense of urgency,” Gutekunst said. “I think it’s time we started competing for championships.” Those are fair expectations. The Packers return 20 of 22 starters, and appear to have upgraded the roster via free agency and the draft. With several third and fourth year players trending upward, Green Bay should be poised to make a move. “I think they’re ready,” Gutekunst said. Now, it’s time for the Packers to prove their G.M. right. Green Bay’s first training camp practice is July 23. Between now and then I will count down the ‘30 Most Important Packers’ heading into the 2025 campaign. At No. 5 is defensive end Rashan Gary. No. 5 Rashan Gary, DE Last season Gary was named to his first career Pro Bowl, but was far from a dominant player. Gary had 7.5 sacks, nine tackles for loss, 47 total tackles and a forced fumble while starting all 17 games. Gary also led the Packers with 15 quarterback hits. Gary was extremely strong against the run, helping the Packers finish seventh in rushing defense, allowing just 99.4 yards per game. According to Pro Football Focus, though, Gary ranked 31st among edge rushers with…
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Green Bay defensive end Rashan Gary had a team-high 7.5 sacks in 2024 and made his first Pro Bowl. Getty Images The Green Bay Packers went 11-6 last season, sweeping the NFC West and the AFC South along the way. Overall, though, no one in the building was happy. The Packers failed to build on their terrific finish to the 2023 campaign, settled for the No. 7 seed in the NFC playoffs, and lost a Wild Card game to eventual Super Bowl champion Philadelphia. Afterwards, general manager Brian Gutekunst turned up the heat on everybody in the building. “We need to continue to ramp up our sense of urgency,” Gutekunst said. “I think it’s time we started competing for championships.” Those are fair expectations. The Packers return 20 of 22 starters, and appear to have upgraded the roster via free agency and the draft. With several third and fourth year players trending upward, Green Bay should be poised to make a move. “I think they’re ready,” Gutekunst said. Now, it’s time for the Packers to prove their G.M. right. Green Bay’s first training camp practice is July 23. Between now and then I will count down the ‘30 Most Important Packers’ heading into the 2025 campaign. At No. 5 is defensive end Rashan Gary. No. 5 Rashan Gary, DE Last season Gary was named to his first career Pro Bowl, but was far from a dominant player. Gary had 7.5 sacks, nine tackles for loss, 47 total tackles and a forced fumble while starting all 17 games. Gary also led the Packers with 15 quarterback hits. Gary was extremely strong against the run, helping the Packers finish seventh in rushing defense, allowing just 99.4 yards per game. According to Pro Football Focus, though, Gary ranked 31st among edge rushers with…
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