Breaking Down the Packers’ Offseason Moves So Far
Aaron welcomes in Eddie Petzk of The Beers and Ball Show to take a step back and look at the bigger picture of Green Bay’s early offseason decisions.
By PackerAaron
Aaron welcomes in Eddie Petzk of The Beers and Ball Show to take a step back and look at the bigger picture of Green Bay’s early offseason decisions.
By PackerAaron

Comments (25)
harleycops
March 10, 2026 at 01:40 pm
Another Packer walks: Romeo Doubs 4 years, $80m to the NE Patriots. And NE is an away game on the 2026 Packer schedule. Don't think Doubs won't be ready for that game? Guter has some big time work to do.
Cheezehead72
March 10, 2026 at 01:52 pm
ESPN has 4 years at 80 mil. Maybe he will have the dropsies that game.
I am happy for him we could not pay him.
WD
March 10, 2026 at 03:19 pm
New England showed last year that free agency alone can take a shit team to the Superbowl. Doubs was our most reliable receiver. He had over 700 yards and 6 touchdowns. This is a real head scratchier. I do not like it. .
WestCoastPackerBacker
March 10, 2026 at 03:30 pm
Both CHI and NE benefited from very easy schedules. We’ll see how they do this year. Lower draft picks and tougher schedules.
GB couldn’t afford Doubs as much as they would liked to keep him. Too many other needs. Gotta extend Kraft, Wyatt and Watson. All more important than Doubs.
Since'75
March 10, 2026 at 09:36 pm
Guter....lol
I need some tums
stockholder
March 10, 2026 at 02:53 pm
Also
With Alec Pierce getting 4 yrs at 116mil.
Gute may have waited to long to sign Watson
WestCoastPackerBacker
March 10, 2026 at 03:30 pm
Watson’s agent probably told him to wait.
murf7777
March 10, 2026 at 04:11 pm
I think wide receivers are overpaid. I hope Green Bay keeps drafting and developing them instead of overspending on that position. You don’t see many teams winning the Super Bowl because of a highly paid wide receiver.
PhantomII
March 10, 2026 at 08:47 pm
Not unless Gute can pick the obvious choice again in the first round and an inept coach actually game plans for him and expedites his career so we can go deeper in the playoffs year one....Oh yea and fill both sides of the 11 men with NFL starters instead of several rotational personnel on the DL and DE and OL and CB positions
Dragon5
March 10, 2026 at 04:26 pm
If Watson is deemed too expensive (with hamstring & ACL injury history to boot) several teams with cap space could use a high caliber WR. I would think draft capital wise, Watson would be valued late rd 1 ~650pts, where non NFC teams, particularly NE, DEN, KC--all Super Bowl contenders, offer a convenient 1st round pick.
WAS 80m #71 #147 & '27 1st
LVR 58m #36 #67
TEN 53m #35 #66
NE 31m #31
DEN 23m #30
IND 23m #47 #80 #113
KC 21m #29
If this played out, would Gute pivot to Hendrickson in a 3-4?
Turophile
March 10, 2026 at 05:44 pm
Looking like the Packers, in 2027, will get 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th comp picks, with Gary netting another 4th rounder with his trade to Dallas.
Willis (who I project as netting a 3rd) is right on the cusp of 3rd/4th and which it willl be likely depends on playing time.
Doubs, with his $70 - $80m 4 yr contract (its not clear yet on the exact breakdown) is solidly in the 4th comp range.
That is a lot of ammo to move around the draft to where you want to be. They could even sacrifice a pick somewhere in the 3rd to 6th round in 2027, for a pick a round higher in 2028, if they wished to. Lots of options, enough even to take a flyer on a boom/bust player as long as they also draft other, safer options - that's not something they can do every year.
Lotta ballgame left, but it all looks pretty interesting at the moment.
EricTorkelson
March 10, 2026 at 07:21 pm
May have to give up a 6th or 7th comp with the Benjamin Juste signing today
golfpacker61
March 10, 2026 at 07:59 pm
Rasheed Walker is still out there and is projected to get GB another 3rd round comp pick.
Swisch
March 10, 2026 at 06:06 pm
It looks as though the Packers are reaching for the Skyy to get Moore out of the return game.
stockholder
March 10, 2026 at 06:15 pm
Jenkins signs with Cleveland.
Pretty quick deal. 2/ 20 mil.
And Gute couldn't get anything for him.
LeotisHarris
March 10, 2026 at 08:01 pm
They love quick deals in Cleveland. Gute was totally powerless against the prowess and savvy of the Haslam boys. Word on the street is they'll put Jenkins locker right next to Deshaun Watson.
dobber
March 10, 2026 at 08:49 pm
Jenkins getting cut was one of the worst-kept secrets in the league, and nobody wanted his Packers contract.
Malland56
March 10, 2026 at 07:01 pm
Just would like to make a prediction. If Miami has some weapons and the OL can protect just average, Willis will have a big year. I have never been sold on Love since he came here. Watched him play ball out west and he only had one good year. Love has yet to proved that he can throw the long ball consistently and right on the money like Willis has.
Three Hall of Fame QB's were saying that Packers should look very hard at keeping Willis and trading Love because Willis is that good. But now he's gone. Too bad! Unless something changes with Love this year we will be in the same pickle with Over thrown passes to WR's that are open by 10 yards with nobody around them. Passes thrown in the dirt short to wide open WR's by 5 yards etc. etc. And those passes all coming when Love had NO pressure at all during key situations.
I know he had that one great 7 game run the other year but nothing like that has really happened since then. I didn't really see any of that with Willis the whole but short time he was with us.
Watch him make a big impact in the NFL this year. If not this year then in the near future. As for Love, I just hope that he can get it together like that one great year he had at Utah State. They say that his senior year he didn't have the WR's and that is why it was a bad year. Not true.Even if he did have a good WR corp it didn't matter. It was embarrassing to watch him.
13TimeChamps
March 10, 2026 at 09:32 pm
"...Over thrown passes to WR's that are open by 10 yards with nobody around them. Passes thrown in the dirt short to wide open WR's by 5 yards etc. etc. And those passes all coming when Love had NO pressure at all during key situations."
Really amazing that Love completed over 66% of his passes while overthrowing open receivers by 10 yards and throwing balls in the dirt 5 yards short of his targets. Truly amazing!
And who were those 3 HOF QBs saying the Packers should keep Willis and trade Love? I'll wait...
Since'75
March 10, 2026 at 09:48 pm
Funny, i thought the very same exact thing the second i read that, who are they?
PhantomII
March 11, 2026 at 05:31 am
I like Willis also...has done nothing but exceed expectations since arrival...He didn't flourish in Tenn...shows how bad that team was...GB has a hodge podge OL and DL...JL is having to contend with marginal OL his career here and Tom as good as he is is hurt in every playoff big game...GB needs solid starters and solid depth at OL and looks like WR's are finally catching the dang ball consistently enough....gotta have an OL good enough run or pass to get GB where we want to be and a DL to help out the edge group as small as it has become....looks like a down year until we fix all that for good. Next year a ton of xtra picks so maybe 1-2 years away from a big push forward.
EricTorkelson
March 10, 2026 at 07:29 pm
After the N Hoods disaster 17.88 million for 358 defensive snaps... looks like the Packers are looking for some DB bargains maybe they can find a diamond in a junkpile with a player like Benjamin St Juste...
I do like his size, were he was drafted, plays special teams ( we will see )
golfpacker61
March 10, 2026 at 08:23 pm
GB didn't have a choice in not resigning Sean Rhyan, the market was drying up fast and the only center bargain signing was the guy the Lions signed. I think he will be a pleasant surprise this year playing exclusively center.
2027 Comp picks are piling up for GB, this feels like what the Ravens and Eagles have coming every year.
I called the Skyy Moore signing weeks ago mainly as a KR, but this dude was Top Tier as a college WR, he had 6 drops in 4 years. It was very surprising that he failed in KC with Mahomes as QB. Moore is an ideal slot receiver prospect because of speed, runs 4.3s, and shifty moves. I am not saying he will replace Reed, but he has the unreached talent to do just that at a much cheaper new contract. Just sayin.
The trade for the Colts LB is not a needle mover, I would have tried to sign Leo Chenel or the Raiders LB, Devin White who had 174 tackles in 2025. Chenel got 3 years @ $8 million annually.
I would be thrilled if GB could sign Calais Campbell for under $7 million per. He would easily be our best interior DL. Nobody would run on us and he had 6.5 sacks in 2025.
To me we need an upgrade @ TE. There are several cheap veteran TEs that could really help, including Charlie Kolar-Ravens. He makes so much sense for GB because he is simply a better all around TE than Musgrave. Better hands and 100% better blocker, Kraft, Kolar, & Whyle would be the best TE room GB has ever had. I would try to trade Musgrave for a NT or a CB that can start.
Hobbs was a colossal mistake, we needed a solid boundary CB and Gutey overpaid for a slot CB that played some boundary. STOP trying to fit sqare pegs into round holes. Rasul Douglas would have been a much better signing in 2025, and we could get him now for even less $$$.
dobber
March 10, 2026 at 09:01 pm
I was a Moore fan during the lead-up to his draft, and I kept expecting him to take a leap (I even took him as a late-round flier in two straight FFL drafts). He had plenty of chances...never say never, but after playing with a great QB and on a team that struggled to keep WR healthy with a great offensive coach, here's hoping he can move the needle in the return game and dent the bottom of the WR depth chart?
Kolar agreed to terms with the Chargers yesterday, 3/$24M.
Since'75
March 10, 2026 at 09:42 pm
A lot of fans excited about all the comp picks Green Bay will get.
So we draft them, develop them, and who knows.
By that time, Gute and MLF will be getting new extensions.
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