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Packers fans flood the Insider Inbox with questions about a busy offseason: Rashan Gary was traded to open about $30 million in cap space; Malik Willis’ deal in Miami reshapes quarterback plans; Jordan Love is now the oldest-tenured Packer; the inbox discusses defensive priorities and how compensatory picks and tenders influence the draft and free agency—all reflecting the team's ongoing evolution amid change.
Packers.com editor Mike Spofford fields readers' questions in Insider Inbox, covering cap-space moves, futures deals and free-agent counts, rookies on rookie deals, the 2026 scouting combine, coach and staff decisions, and assorted fan topics, reflecting a Packers season of big decisions and ongoing analysis.
Google is reimagining Gmail as a proactive, relationship-aware AI assistant that can triage and surface what’s important, draft replies, and act on your behalf while you work. It’s exploring an AI Inbox in a separate tab to protect current workflows, but the plan is early, not promised, and centers on trust and privacy as it scales to billions of users.
Gmail's spam filters are malfunctioning, causing promotional emails that would normally be filtered into Updates/Promotions tabs to land in users' primary inboxes, with banners warning that messages haven’t been scanned for spam or malware; Google says it's investigating and will provide updates.
Packers Insider Inbox reassures fans that the franchise’s leadership pillars remain intact under Matt LaFleur as it heads into the offseason, with readers debating LaFleur’s future, the team’s 60-minute performance, injuries, and potential offseason tweaks while emphasizing that championships hinge on strong leadership and continued improvement.
Gmail's package tracking feature now has two new capabilities: bumping emails to the top of the inbox if the delivery date changes, and displaying a store's return policy in the package tracking card. These features are rolling out this month. Additionally, Google has updated the "Mark as unread" button on Android and is rolling out an updated Google Chat with a new double bottom bar in Gmail on iOS and the web.
Google is introducing a "Select All" button to Gmail for Android, allowing users to easily clean up their inbox by selecting multiple emails at once. While the feature is limited to a maximum of 50 emails, it is a long-awaited addition that has been available on the web version of Gmail for some time. The update is being rolled out on a per-device basis and does not require an app update.
Gmail is starting to show more ads on mobile devices and the web, including within the inbox's "Updates" filter and mixing ads on desktop throughout the list of emails under Gmail tabs. Some users report seeing more ads in general, instead of the two that Google would typically show. There doesn't appear to be any new setting to change the placement of ads in the inbox lists, and the change has received negative feedback from users.
Google Home app version 3.0 has introduced an "Inbox" feed that replaces the old "Activity" tab, while version 3.1 has redesigned lighting controls with more color options and fine-grain controls. The circular on/off button has been replaced by a large pill that acts as a slider, and a grid of presets appears below. The app also features a notification bell icon that opens the "Inbox" feed.