Summary
The Green Bay Packers released cornerback Nate Hobbs during the 2026 NFL free agency period. This move came after Hobbs signed a $48 million contract with the team just a year earlier, as part of efforts to adjust the lineup and save money.
Key Facts
- Nate Hobbs was released by the Packers, a year after signing a four-year, $48 million deal.
- Hobbs had $16 million guaranteed in his contract.
- He played 11 games and started five during the 2025 season.
- Hobbs dealt with a knee injury that put him on injured reserve.
- His release helps the Packers save money, avoiding a $6.25 million roster bonus.
- Green Bay is adjusting its defensive line-up by adding Benjamin St-Juste and other new players.
