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After the emergence of Jordan Love, some people are saying that Brian Gutekunst is one of the best GMs in the NFL, but is that true. We break down the first 5 years of Gutekunst career and compare him to the other "Best" GMs across the NFL.

In today's episode we give a big update on everything you need to know about the Packers offseason so far, from injury news, updates on Jordan Love's contract, reasons to be excited about both this offense and defense, the Packers Super Bowl Window, Matt Lafleur being one of the best coaches, and much more!

With Jared Goff getting a huge contract, Jordan Love might be itching to be the first QB to get $60M a year. If that happens Gutekunst' lack of timeliness will fail the Packers once again. Getting this deal done as soon as possible is more important than the actual APY, and we will break down why today. Also the 2024 schedule was released, the Packers have a tough schedule, and didn't improve nearly as much as the Bears or the Lions which will make this upcoming season difficult to say the least. But while we have the toughest schedule in the NFC, according to strength of schedule, we break it down week by week to see this might be the best schedule I've seen the Packers get over the last few years.

The Packers have a plethora of new rookies joining this roster, today we break them all down, and at the same time go through the best way the Packers could have attacked this draft. The Packers had a fine draft, but it could have gone way better had they considered the overall consensus board, traded down more often, and avoided trading up. Had they done that the Packers would have found themselves in a much better place then they currently are in.

I don't understand how we get to this point every year, what was Gute thinking? Does Gutekunst' use data, because the data said the right choice was not the OL he selected, we break it all down on this podcast, and the rest of the first round. While also mentioning a best approach to maximize Day 2 of the NFL Draft.

Other years, I have thrown mock draft after mock draft at you, but this year instead of throwing limited information at you for months, I thought it would be better to just simply wait till I had all the information that was out there to give you the best mock draft possible for the Packers. This is a realistic mock draft using the overall consensus board, on how I would build the Packers if I were in charge.

While we don't have time to get into every single NFL prospect, this is the first year I feel less pressure in the NFL Draft, because the Packers have so much youth already on this roster. But we still need to find the best value we can in the draft, and using In Game Athleticism testing I believe is the best way to do that. Today we break down why, and which prospects truly stick out because of that.

Reports are the Packers believe Zach Tom can become a hall of fame center, if that's true, the Packers will be moving Zach Tom to C full-time. How does this change the plan going into the draft? Today we break down my favorite value offensive line prospects and how we can ensure our offensive line is a strength moving forward for the cheapest cost possible.

The NFL Draft is less then 3 weeks away, but before we can totally jump into NFL Draft content we have to figure out where are the greatest needs for the Packers going into the 2024 season, which we will rank today. And we quickly talk about why the Packers getting the International Game in Brazil in Week 1 works out perfectly for the Packers.

Today we break down some big changes for Special teams and how we feel about the Nixon contract and signing a Kicker to add competition for Carlson. We break down all of free agency and how the Packers really probably messed up a couple of big moves, like not moving on from Clark in 2022, and what happened with the Aaron Jones situation anyways.