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Former Packers Tight End “gritty, selfless, and reliable” Expresses Desire to Return to Green Bay After Two Years as a Free Agent – Still Waiting for a Chance from Green Bay

Green Bay, Wisconsin – November 5, 2025
Two years after his release from the Green Bay Packers, former tight end Dominique Dafney remains a free agent — but his heart, it seems, has never truly left Lambeau Field.
The 27-year-old veteran, who last appeared in an NFL preseason with the Carolina Panthers in 2025, took to social media earlier this week to share an emotional message about his former team. His post quickly caught the attention of Packers fans, many of whom remember his grit and energy during the 2020 and 2021 seasons.

“If Coach LaFleur ever called and said, ‘Dom, we want you back,’ I’d pack my cleats and hit the road right away,” Dafney wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “Green Bay made me who I am. I’d give anything to wear that uniform again — even just one more time.”
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Dafney’s heartfelt words come at a time when the Packers are navigating a tight end crisis. Starter Tucker Kraft was ruled out for the season with a torn ACL in Week 9, leaving Luke Musgrave as the primary option and creating a potential opening for additional depth at the position.
Originally signed as an undrafted free agent by the Indianapolis Colts in 2020, Dafney later found his footing in Green Bay, appearing in 15 games across two seasons. Known for his blocking ability and toughness, he recorded 4 receptions for 60 yards and a touchdown, and became a reliable special teams contributor before being released in 2022.
Since then, Dafney has bounced around training camps and practice squads but hasn’t appeared in a regular-season game since leaving the Packers. Despite that, his enthusiasm for the team — and for the city — remains unwavering.

“That locker room, that crowd, that cold — it’s all part of something special,” Dafney told a fan podcast last month. “Once you’ve played in Green Bay, nothing ever feels the same again.”

While a reunion remains unlikely, Packers fans have responded warmly to Dafney’s message, flooding his post with encouragement and nostalgic memories. And in a season marked by injuries and roster shuffles, it’s clear that for some players, the bond with Green Bay never truly fades — no matter how much time passes.

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Detroit Shocked: Miles Frazier Scratched Before Giants Game for a Reason No One Saw Coming – Dan Campbell’s Decision Leaves Entire Lions Nation Frozen
Detroit, Michigan – November 22, 2025 It wasn’t tactics and it wasn’t injury. The Detroit Lions were rocked today when it was confirmed that rising star Miles Frazier will not play against the New York Giants due to a disciplinary issue. The decision stunned Lions Nation, as Frazier had practiced normally all week and was expected to suit up, but the real reason behind it is what left everyone speechless. The story began when team insiders discovered Frazier had been at a Michigan casino the night before the mandatory team meeting – a time when players are required to remain at the team hotel preparing for the game. Video footage showed him leaving the casino with a friend very late, prompting the coaching staff to launch an immediate investigation. Less than 24 hours later, the decision to bench Frazier was announced to the entire team. Frazier explained that he had only gone out for dinner and a few drinks with a friend before returning to the hotel, insisting he never intended to break any rules. However, for head coach Dan Campbell, curfew and pre-game focus are non-negotiable core principles during the Lions’ ongoing culture-building process – especially for a young player like Frazier, who is expected to become a future cornerstone of the franchise. When asked about the harsh decision, Campbell delivered a message that earned instant respect from Lions Nation: “I will always have my players’ backs, but when it comes to discipline there are no exceptions. We are building a team that knows how to focus, knows how to sacrifice, and knows how to respect the common goal. The way you prepare today determines how you win tomorrow, and anyone who wears the Lions uniform has to understand that.” The Frazier incident has become a powerful wake-up call inside the Detroit locker room at the most critical point of the season. Campbell proved he doesn’t just want a talented football team – he wants a responsible, high-standard group. Even though the Lions will be without Frazier this week, many fans believe this firm stance could be exactly what makes Detroit stronger for the rest of the journey.