The Broncos have improved their air attack by completing a trade for Green Bay's Javon Walker.

The Green Bay Packers selected outside linebacker A.

The Green Bay Packers appear to desire tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson of Virginia even more than they covet tight end Vernon Davis of Maryland in a suspenseful National Football League draft that will begin to unfold late this morning.

According to a league source, the Dolphins have joined the discussion with the Packers about acquiring Walker.

The Green Bay Packers made their first major splash in the free-agent market this offseason, agreeing to terms with defensive back Charles Woodson on Wednesday.

An NFL source said the Packers and Broncos recently discussed the availability of disgruntled Green Bay wide receiver Javon Walker.

After much speculation by the masses over whether or not we had seen the last of Brett Favre, it is now offical that Brett Favre to return to "Titletown" for one more season.

LaVar Arrington told the Washington Times last weekend that Brett Favre intervened on the Packers' behalf late in the process to strongly encourage the three-time Pro Bowl linebacker to sign with the Packers.

The Broncos talked with three teams above the 49ers, including the Tennessee Titans and Green Bay Packers, to try to move ahead of the 49ers and possibly land TE Vernon Davis but were rebuffed.

The Eagles, the Denver Broncos and the San Francisco 49ers are regarded in news reports as the leading suitors for disgruntled wide receiver Javon Walker, who has asked the Green Bay Packers to trade him.

The Bengals, Green Bay, Miami, Jacksonville and New York Giants are in the running for outside linebacker LaVar Arrington, who was scheduled to have a $12.

The deadline that was never really a deadline has been pushed back again, and Brett Favre theoretically won’t have to tell the Green Bay Packers whether he plans to play this season until right before training camp opens.

The Packers aren't likely to get a decision from quarterback Brett Favre before Saturday so they are expected to extend the deadline for his $3 million roster bonus again.

The latest notable National Football League observer to weigh in on the topic of Brett Favre is John Madden, who will be calling Sunday night games for NBC-TV this season.

Before anyone gets too excited about the possibility of free-agent linebacker LaVar Arrington joining the Green Bay Packers, consider the variables at play.

Former Detroit Lions coach Steve Mariucci says Brett Favre has earned the right to take his time deciding whether he wants to retire.

Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson has said he's not done in free agency and true to his word, he stuck his toe in the water with former Washington linebacker LaVar Arrington, a three-time Pro Bowl selection.

Brett Favre, one of the NFL's great quarterbacks, is still unsure if he will play another year with the Green Bay Packers.

Brett Favre's agent, James "Bus" Cook, says the quarterback wants to play one more season.

There was no quick signing following Charles Woodson’s free-agent visit with the Green Bay Packers.

A trade for wide receiver Javon Walker would make sense for the Broncos, but it might not make the most sense for the Packers, the team that controls Walker's future.

The Green Bay Packers aren't pressuring Brett Favre to make a retirement decision by Saturday's due date for a $3 million roster bonus.