Overview
- San Francisco is adding Hobbs on a one-year deal, according to Jordan Schultz, days after his release by Green Bay.
- The Packers cut Hobbs one year into a four-year, $48 million contract, with reports noting a post–June 1 designation to manage the cap impact.
- Hobbs appeared in 11 games for Green Bay in 2025 while dealing with knee issues, including a preseason meniscus problem and a season-ending MCL injury.
- Green Bay’s attempt to use Hobbs outside rather than primarily in the slot proved less effective, and the team moved to a lower-cost option in Benjamin St-Juste.
- Las Vegas traded for Taron Johnson to handle nickel duties, signaling reduced urgency for a Hobbs reunion with his former team.