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SOURCE — Adam Schefter: Packers Pull Off Blockbuster Trade for 3-Time Super Bowl Champion OL Just Before 53-Man Roster Deadline

Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Darian Kinnard sets up to block during the game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New York Giants on...

Green Bay, WI —. Green Bay is making a trench move before the 53-man deadline, swapping a late 2027 sixth-round pick to the Philadelphia Eagles for 25-year-old offensive lineman Darian Kinnard. The aim is simple: add power, versatility, and playoff-weather toughness to the offensive front.

Kinnard arrives with a rare résumé — three consecutive Super Bowl rings across his first three NFL seasons in this scenario — and a profile that fits what Green Bay wants in the cold: a blue-collar mauler who can play both right guard and right tackle. He logged real regular-season work with Philadelphia (including his first career start in Week 18 vs. the Giants) and stacked 100+ preseason snaps toggling between RG/RT, showing strength in the run game and functional anchor in pass protection.

For the Packers, the calculus is low-cost, low-risk, high-utility. Kinnard deepens the rotation, tightens the competition for the final O-line chairs, and gives the staff flexibility if injuries linger. It’s the kind of pragmatic August move that pays off in December and January, when games are won with short-yardage conversions and four-minute drives.

Inside the building, the message is just as important as the depth chart: Green Bay is building for the finish, not the headline. More beef. More push. Fewer free runs at the quarterback.

“I wasn’t born a Packer — I’m built for Green Bay. Blue-collar football, cold weather, hard yards. I’m here to move bodies and help bring the Lombardi Trophy back to Lambeau.” — Darian Kinnard

The message to fans is clear: Kinnard is coming to Lambeau to move the pile, protect Jordan Love, and bring the Lombardi Trophy back to Green Bay — a pragmatic piece who can make the difference in December and January, when games are decided on the frozen ground up north.

 
 

How to Watch and Listen to Bills vs. Jets in Week 2: TV, Streaming, and What to Watch For
The Buffalo Bills kicked off the 2025 season with a dramatic 41–40 comeback win over the Baltimore Ravens, highlighted by Josh Allen’s fourth-quarter heroics and Matt Prater’s game-winning field goal. Now, attention turns to a divisional showdown against the New York Jets in Week 2. Buffalo’s defense struggled in Week 1, giving up 40 points, and correcting those issues will be critical against a Jets team looking to rebound. Stopping Breece Hall and forcing New York into passing situations is expected to be the top defensive priority. Game Information Matchup: Buffalo Bills vs. New York Jets Date/Time: Sunday, September 14, 2025 — 1:00 p.m. ET Location: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ TV: CBS (WIVB-Channel 4 in Buffalo) Streaming: Paramount+, YouTube TV (NFL Sunday Ticket) Radio: WGR 550 AM (Buffalo) 3 Bills Players to Watch QB Josh Allen: The reigning MVP showed why he’s considered the most dangerous weapon in football, throwing for more yards in the fourth quarter than any QB this century. He’ll look to carry that form into another divisional test. OLB Joey Bosa: While Ed Oliver stood out in Week 1, Bosa’s intensity could be the X-factor against the Jets. Expect him to make life difficult for their offensive line, with a sack prediction already circling. WR Tyrell Shavers: A fan-favorite who logged heavy special teams snaps in Week 1, Shavers could see more offensive involvement. After a quiet debut, Week 2 may offer him the chance to notch his first career touchdown. Buffalo Bills 2025 Upcoming Schedule Week 2: @ New York Jets — Sunday, Sept. 14 (CBS) Week 3: vs Miami Dolphins — Thursday, Sept. 18 (Prime Video) Week 4: vs New Orleans Saints — Sunday, Sept. 28 (CBS) Week 5: vs New England Patriots — Sunday, Oct. 5 (NBC, SNF) Week 6: @ Atlanta Falcons — Monday, Oct. 13 (ESPN) Week 7: BYE The Bills’ quest for a Lombardi Trophy is only beginning, but a win over the Jets would cement early momentum and strengthen their grip on the AFC East.