The prevailing theory in the 2020 draft was that the Green Bay Packers would upgrade their wide receiver group by selecting a wideout early in a “historically loaded” class. That never happened, as the team didn’t select a receiver throughout the draft. However, the 2021 class is similarly loaded, begging the question once again. Despite […]
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My Case for the #Packers Trading Away Bahktiari, Clark, Jones, and Linsley…Now
A few days ago, Bleacher Reports Chris Roling proposed a blockbuster trade in which the Cleveland Browns’ would trade disgruntled-yet-talented tight end David Njoku to the Packers for a second-round draft pick. The justification, of course, has been that with the departure of Jimmy Graham, the Packers are, once again, on the search for the […]
Lack of National Excitement Plays Perfectly into Green Bay’s Favor
After having dealt with misfortune after misfortune, injury after injury, disappointment became second nature for the Green Bay Packers and their fan base. Having missed the playoffs two seasons in a row since 2005 and 2006, Green Bay was looking at a big climb back to the pedestal they once sat on, ranked in the […]
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Relax and Breathe – the NFL Draft Will Accomplish Its Purpose for Green Bay
Mark Murphy and Ted Thompson at fault for dysfunction in Green Bay
There was a flurry of Packers stories last week. By now, I am sure that everyone has had the opportunity to read the Mike McCarthy interview by Rob Domovsky and the Bleacher Report article by Tyler Dunne. Both were extremely well-done pieces. The question remains, who is at fault for the dysfunction and fall of […]
The Rift That Defined an Organization and How to Move past it
Everyone knows about the recent article that came out that exposed a ton of issues within the Green Bay Packers organization, most notably those between Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy when he was still the head coach. In what seems like an ode to what we once had, living vicariously through a well-written piece that […]
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