The Green Bay Packers enter the 2026 campaign with legitimate championship expectations after making aggressive moves to strengthen the roster, including last season’s blockbuster acquisition of Micah Parsons.

Packers President and CEO Ed Policy says the team remains financially strong after reporting record revenue and plans to keep investing in a championship-caliber roster.

After coming up short over the last few years, this team is expected to be a legitimate Super Bowl contender. Looking at the roster, the Packers have the talent to win a championship. Assuming Micah Parsons returns at full health halfway through the season and Jordan Love plays up to his hype level,

The Green Bay Packers did not turn a profit last fiscal-year due to soaring player costs. Bigger challenges are on the horizon and will require solutions that include naming rights, though not to historic Lambeau Field.

Instead, Green Bay went a remarkably unsatisfying 9-8-1 overall and was the NFC’s No. 7 seed for a third consecutive year. The Packers then blew a 21-3 halftime lead in the Wild Card round against Chicago, gave up 25 fourth quarter points and eventually suffered a shocking 31-27 loss to the arch-rival Bears.

Can the Packers' young edge rushers step up to the challenge at training camp?