Pressure On GMs To Complete Trade
It’s probably true that of the two organizations involved in the proposed Aaron Rodgers trade, one is under a lot more pressure to complete the deal. After all, the Packers already have their starting quarterback for next season, while the Jets’ depth chart consists of a washed-up Joe Flacco, disappointing Zach Wilson, and somebody by […]
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Notes: Signings And Re-signings
General manager Brian Gutekunst stayed busy as the Green Bay Packers added two new faces and welcomed back a pair of old ones as free agency moved into its second phase. The following is a brief roundup of the latest news and notes: đLONG SNAPPER SIGNSÂ 3-YEAR DEAL For the second straight March, Gutekunstâs first acquisition […]
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Notes: Rodgers Says Goodbye
Free agency officially began on Wednesday afternoon, but the biggest news was made on a popular YouTube show hosted by a former punter. The following is a brief rundown of the latest happenings surrounding the Green Bay Packers: đAARON RODGERS WILL BE A JET In a monologue that would’ve made William Shakespeare proud, Aaron Rodgers […]
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Monday Musings: New Assistants
I grew up reading Bob McGinn, and coverage of the Packers hasn’t been the same since he left the beat six years ago. He’s the reason I started writing about the team back when only a few sites like this existed. It’s ironic that even in retirement, McGinn was able to break one of the […]
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Monday Musings: Isaiah McDuffie
How do you know when it’s time to get a hobby? When you find yourself spending hours on a Saturday watching college students run 40 yards in a straight line and bench press 225 pounds. Anyway, here are a few Packers-related thoughts that ran through my mind in the past couple of days: 1) There […]
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If I Were The GM: 2023 Offseason
I will preface what’s next by saying it’s a lot easier to make decisions when there are no severe ramifications. Unlike the men and women who work for the Packers, my life isn’t affected by how many games the team wins or loses in any given year. With that out of the way, here’s what […]
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Attempting To Translate Gutespeak
General manager Brian Gutekunst spoke to reporters at the NFL Combine in Indy on Tuesday, and while he answered numerous questions about Aaron Rodgers, he shed very little light on what’s going to happen with the four-time MVP quarterback. The following are my three biggest takeaways from this morning’s Q&A as I do my very […]
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Why Would Rodgers Want To Leave?
According to a report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, who’s as plugged into the Packers as any member of the media, the organization is willing to trade quarterback Aaron Rodgers if he wants out. That begs the question, why would he? If Rodgers decides to make a list of pros and cons in regard to […]
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Monday Musings: Unsung Hero
On Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs became only the ninth team to win a Super Bowl with a scoring defense ranked outside the top 10 (they finished 16th). This proves that defense still wins championships – unless a coach like Andy Reid is calling plays for a quarterback like Patrick Mahomes. Anyway, here are a […]
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Monday Musings: Ranking Rodgers
I‘m old enough to recall when the NFL wouldn’t permit network pregame shows to mention point spreads, and now gambling is as big a part of the game as awful officiating. Speaking of which, that sure feels like a dangerous combination that’s eventually going to bite the league in the ass. Anyway, here are some […]
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