Packers sign seven UDFAs, including Badgers' Dietzen

Packers sign seven UDFAs, including Badgers' Dietzen
Badgers, Utah set future home-and-home football games

Badgers, Utah set future home-and-home football games
Badgers OL, Green Bay native Van Lanen chosen by Packers

Badgers OL, Green Bay native Van Lanen chosen by Packers

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Brewers 2020 first-round pick Mitchell stands out in pro debut

Brewers 2020 first-round pick Mitchell stands out in pro debut

Garrett Mitchell, Brewers prospect (⬆️ UP) Milwaukee’s 2020 first-round pick made his professional debut Tuesday night with the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, going 1 for 3 with a walk and a run scored. He also secured a 2-1 win for the Timber Rattlers in the ninth inning, catching a line drive

Packers sign seven UDFAs, including Badgers' Dietzen

Packers sign seven UDFAs, including Badgers' Dietzen

The Green Bay Packers on Monday announced they signed seven undrafted free agents – including three offensive linemen. Included in that group is former Wisconsin guard/tackle Jon Dietzen, who will join his linemate Cole Van Lanen, a sixth-round draft pick of the Packers. Joining Dietzen in camp will be guard

Badgers, Utah set future home-and-home football games

Badgers, Utah set future home-and-home football games

MADISON, Wis.— Wisconsin and Utah have announced a home-and-home series that includes matchups in 2028 and 2033. The two teams are scheduled to meet at Wisconsin on Sept. 16, 2028. They play at Utah on Sept. 10, 2033. Their 2033 meeting will mark the first time Wisconsin has faced Utah

Badgers OL, Green Bay native Van Lanen chosen by Packers

Badgers OL, Green Bay native Van Lanen chosen by Packers

Cole Van Lanen is staying home. The former Wisconsin Badgers and Bay Port High School offensive lineman, was selected by the Green Bay Packers in the sixth round (No. 214 overall) of the NFL draft on Saturday. Van Lanen is the fifth Wisconsin player to be drafted by Green Bay

Badgers CB Wildgoose heads to Bills in sixth round of NFL draft

Badgers CB Wildgoose heads to Bills in sixth round of NFL draft

The Wisconsin Badgers have another defensive player in the NFL, as cornerback Rachad Wildgoose was selected in the sixth round (No. 213 overall) by the Buffalo Bills on Saturday. Wildgoose played three seasons for the Badgers, logging 57 tackles (five for loss), one interception, three forced fumbles and 14 passes

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Wisconsin senior WRs discuss the opportunity to return

Wisconsin senior WRs discuss the opportunity to return

Caesar Williams: Badgers cornerbacks working on 'consistency' for 2021 season

Caesar Williams: Badgers cornerbacks working on 'consistency' for 2021 season

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Badgers 2021 draft drought ends with Steelers pick of Loudermilk

Badgers 2021 draft drought ends with Steelers pick of Loudermilk

After being shut out of the NFL draft in the first four rounds since 1993, the Wisconsin Badgers saw one of their players selected as Pittsburgh took defensive end Isaiahh Loudermilk in the fifth round (No. 156 overall). Pittsburgh traded up to grab Loudermilk, sending a 2022 fourth-round pick to

Badgers spend spring trying to dial in passing game 

Badgers spend spring trying to dial in passing game 

Wisconsin spent spring practice looking for consistency in its passing game after last season's up-and-down performance in quarterback Graham Mertz's first season as starter. Injuries left Wisconsin without Jalen Berger and other running backs for much of the spring. But the Badgers did have many of their receivers available, a

Badgers' Burrell ready to 'outwork' everyone, carve path in NFL 

Badgers' Burrell ready to 'outwork' everyone, carve path in NFL 

Ten days after Eric Burrell signed to play for the Wisconsin Badgers, the secondary coach who recruited him, Daronte Jones, left for a job in the NFL. As the incoming freshman was talking with others trying to figure out who would be their new coach, the name of Jim Leonhard

Wisconsin defense's mission: Produce more turnovers, sacks

Wisconsin defense's mission: Produce more turnovers, sacks

Wisconsin's defensive players believe they still have plenty of room for improvement after a season in which they gave up fewer yards and points per game than nearly every other team in the nation. The Badgers point that out by referring to a message from Jim Leonhard, their highly regarded