There should only be one plan.

Nope, just one plan. Use the leverage they have to not retain Rodger's friends and trade Rodgers. Then draft DL, Edge, WR & TE in draft.

We are too vested in each transaction the Packer's make. Guttie has to have plans for many transactions that will happen this year. Mason was cut but came back at a lower price. Most likely this will not be the only resigning that takes place. I have been a Packers fan since 1962 and lived through the 70's and 80's. Last year was a blip and the Packers will be back in control of the NFC North this year. That is with either quarter back in control. We just need to RELAX and let things play out.

There only needed to be one plan.
But Gutey made two when he drafted Love.
Building Blocks -
Kenny Clark
P.Smith
Douglass
Campbell
Jones.
With 35 roster spots open.
The revolving door keeps moving.
Offensive Line
Don’t count on Bahk.
Better draft Jones now.
Defense
Oh- Savage and Amos are done.
Gary will turn into nick Perry
Offensive weapons
Lazard wants Money
You got turtles ready to lay eggs.
Buying what you don’t have .
Unrealistic!!!
Extra Capitol-
Kicking the can down the road
Forget the life lines.

For those who are saying there should only be one plan, or "trade Rodgers", there are some considerations. First, it's always a good idea to try to be ready for any scenario. Because, second, trading Rodgers requires the other team to be able to take on his cap hit; future considerations, and his way of doing things. Rodgers will show up for mandatory workouts, but won't try to gain chemistry with his WR's or RB's with extra work. He will also want to do things his way- the idea that Rodgers would be willing to learn a new playbook, much less follow the game plan, is almost laughable. Right now, two teams seem to fit Rodgers' requirements, the Raiders or Jets. Because if the Packers tried to send him to a team he didn't want to play for, he could simply threaten retirement. But for the good of the team, Rodgers needs to be traded, get whatever draft capital/players you can, take the cap hit while Love is still on his rookie contract, and move on. But if Rodgers insists on coming back to Green Bay, the team has to accept him. Either that, or cut him and take a $99 million cap hit.

Huge Gary fan but im not too optimistic about his future. He is a freak athlete but one of his main, if not most important skills was his quickness. Im not sure he ever comes back the same. A 99% Gary isnt worth a huge contract.

I really do not understand those articles that insist on possibility that ACR will change. If you do not saw earlier, after 2022 season is picture is very clear - ACR is in serious decline. Authors of the articles should recognize that and support the only right decision for the team who is on the verge of long term irrelevance due to Salary Cap and inability to construct strong team.

All activities ACR did shows that he wants to be "the last great QB played Packers" for a long time, so he will be the biggest Packers legend for a long time. In short: 2020 draft, Jordan Love is drafted, ACR said that he was not informed, but he understand team needs to think about future. At the beginning of the 2021 season he was not much in public, but he dropped through Shaefter tween the bomb at the very beginning of the draft - I will never ever play for Packers. Draft ended and Packers FO was all over him to persuade him to change the decision. Why at that moment? He noticed through season and practices that Jordan Love has a lot of talent and that he might be the one who will really replace him sooner or later. So he made the mess. At the press conference before 2021 draft he, in the absence of proper reasons, he started to spit on the Packers organization and people who was running football operations, claiming that there is no respect for him at Packers. I will ask you one small question here: "Will you stay and work for organization you believe are so significant to them while they are not respect you and your work and you know that you can easily find another organization that will show you all the respect you are keen for?" Ask that to yourself! Packers accepted to bring back bunch of washed players and over-paid them by instructions of ACR. 2021 season started and result was top one, but many games they do not won easily nor comfortably - we can say (as we said for the Vikings and their last season) there was a bit of luck involved in that result. ACR won second MVP "title" in the row, 4th overall. Packers started to see the problems with Salary Cap and they were not able to open contractual discussions with their best WR and adorable ACR target, Davante Adams. They were tried to tag him, they even over matched Raiders offer, but Davante was the man of the word - he is done with Packers and he left. To convince ACR to stay FO offers him destructive contract and he, seemingly, heavy-hearted accepted. They were aware that, after that contract, no significant FA will be able to pay to replace in part DA production. ACR decided that he can do whatever he want and decided to pass all teams activities except mandatory ones, knowing (do not tell me that he did not understand what he is doing!) there will be lot of problems at the beginning of the season with young offense, insufficiently ready for his style of playing. After few under average presentation from ACR, he decided to announce that he is hurt (broken thumb on the throwing hand!), but he will continue to play. He played "injured" with idea to prevent Jordan Love to take the field and with that disenable Jordan Love to show how good he is. After one hard hit vs Eagles at the beginning of the 4th Q he decide to check what is with his hurting ribs (notice, nothing was broken, but it was very panful - just to compare with broken thumb on the hand he using to throw the ball!) and Jordan Love stepped in the game. He was playing so well that Packers almost came to close to Eagles and have possibility to win the game. That might happened if referees called that pass interference call on the last throw from Jordan Love to Randall Cobb. They should get the ball at 1 yard line in front of red zone.

On the 1st press conference after the game ACR said that everything is ok with him and that he will play until there is the slightest chance to win the wild card position.

Now, he is pushing Packers to make the decision and push him out of Green Bay so that he can say how they still do not respect him and, in his mind, he will be good guy and Packers will be bad.

So, for me, there is only 3 options for Packers to proceed: 1. they trade ACR (I would like that trade will be to the team ACR are agreed to, but not necessarily); 2. ACR to retire and 3. Packers to cut the ACR. Fourth option is not feasible, because it would be easy way for ACR to spit on Packers - that option is that they keep him on the roster as Jordan Love's back up. That would be disrespectful, I do not believe any Packers player deserve that way of behavior, after all, there was ~10 joyful years of Packers football while ACR lead them.

Thank you!

This whole concept of 2 plans is what has held this team back from getting over the proverbial hump for years... one eye on the future and one eye on the now... Just have a backbone and move forward with THE plan. And that plan should be to trade Rodgers for as much as you can, and surround Jordan Love with as much talent as you can. That is the only way you can find out what he is as a player... You gave 12 Donald Driver, Jennings, Nelson, Jones, Finley and so on when he first started. Do the same for Love and see what happens... Aaron's reign is over. It was a fun ride that started out great, and ended with way too many playoff 3 and outs when it mattered most. I'm ready for the next generation!!!

I would expect that they have multiple plans spelled out for the offseason regarding how key players and contract restructures go, and with signings leading into the draft. I'd also think that after each change, they're updating and adjusting those plans, figuring in draft opportunities and routes through the draft (lots of those). Otherwise, what are they doing with all their time? Playing Mario Kart?

Under the 'What Changes' heading there should be something said about the scheme and how a new QB would execute MLF's vison.

Some have suggested that Rodgers changes quite a lot at the calls sent in, at line of scrimmage. Me. I have no idea if he he does it a lot or (like all QBs do, at least occasionally). If Love becomes the starter many will be watching to see if the scheme runs differently and by how much. Someone like Dusty Evely can chart the plays and probably will have a good idea of the scheme differences.

Of course there will always be SOME differences as schemes evolve over time and we would be going from a real vet to a younger player, who may not have the same strengths, but how big will those changes be ?

The Packers' front office should have two plans without a doubt, if not three. In the unlikely event that AR retires, GB picks up quite a bit of salary cap relief in March (assuming it is amicable and AR does the expected by adjusting his contract and then retiring post June) and a trifle more in June. There would be considerably more spendable cap space. Another plan if AR insists on returning to play for GB in 2023. That leaves GB with about $19M to spend on FAs while keeping their scheduled draft picks. And then a plan if AR is traded.

Indeed, particularly if AR retires or is traded, the front office has a philosophical decision to make: do they get younger and/or also improve the cap situation or try to surround Love with as much talent as possible? What about surrounding Love with as much offensive talent as possible while not overly focusing on the defense? Do you mangle Clark's already much abused contract so that his cap number is up there with Aaron Donald's (~$27.5M for 2024)? Ditto for Bakh, Douglas, Campbell, etc.

The coaches should have two plans as well.

It’s not about the number of plans, but how realistic they are in the context of our position and competitors. Plans are only as good as their strategic foundation.