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While there are certainly people out there who think talking about what-ifs are a waste of time, it’s generally a useful activity to take a look at what the Green Bay Packers might do this offseason (plus, there’s several weeks to fill until the Combine). I’m going to be running several simulations of renegotiations, cuts,…


As we are about a month into the the Brian Gutenkunst era as General Manager of the Green Bay Packers, and with the NFL off-season just getting started, Packers fan all over the world are still waiting to see what kind of GM he will be. During his introductory press conference a month ago, he…


Exploring Free Agency: In last weeks article, I talked about how it is important for the Packers to build depth through investing in economical free agent options. This week, I would like to continue that discussion and create a scenario of potential low-cost free agents that the Green Bay Packers can sign for their front…


The only predictable thing about the NFL draft is that it is unpredictable. For a lot of NFL fans, mock draft season begins before the regular season has even ended. They mostly come from teams who have nothing else to look forward to because the playoffs are out of sight. However, these early guessing games…


On Feb. 8, the 2018 NBA trade deadline produced a flurry of moves not rivaled by many deadlines. The Cleveland Cavaliers were the team to do the most, trading away six players and two picks to bring in four players and a pick to help shore up their team for the playoffs. In the NFL,…


As soon as the news broke of Jimmy Garrapolo’s 5 year $127,000,000 contract, speculation has ensued regarding the imminent contract extension of Aaron Rodgers. This has created some angst amongst Packers fans ab the implications of such a gawdy contact, will have on the Packers’ ability to field a team that will be able to…


For all the talk about which wide receiver the Green Bay Packers should keep between Randall Cobb and Jordy Nelson, what has been lost among some fans is how poor the tight end play has been the past 21 years. In 1996, Keith Jackson and Mark Chmura were a tremendous tight end duo. Despite Chmura…