The Green Bay Packers made a huge move in free agency by signing guard Aaron Banks, who is going to have a “very storied career,” in the words of Trent Williams.

Contract details for the two newest Green Bay Packers have emerged and revealed a significant difference between Aaron Banks' and Nate Hobbs' deals.

The Green Bay Packers agreed to sign with two free agents on Monday, the first day of the legal tampering period, adding guard Aaron Banks and cornerback Nate Hobbs. The deals can be officially signed starting on Wednesday afternoon,

The Packers' expected signing of guard Aaron Banks likely signals a move to center for veteran Elgton Jenkins in 2025.

In college, Banks did play some at both tackle spots, but he was considered a guard prospect coming out of Notre Dame, and that's where he's spent his entire NFL career. Virtually all of Banks' pro reps have been at left guard, which is likely where he will play in Green Bay.