Regardless of what Brian Gutekunst said or didn’t say, all we can do is wait.
It’s been a little more than seven weeks since the Packers’ 2022 season ended, and there’s been no end of conversation about what the Packers will do next since the moment the clock hit all zeros at Lambeau Field.
On Tuesday, we got our first chance to hear what Brian Gutekunst is thinking about the team’s future, and it was what he didn’t say that caught people’s attention as much as what he did say. For the first time since the Aaron Rodgers saga began several years ago, Gutekunst seemed truly open to the possibility that he’d be trading Rodgers.
It’s a notable tonal shift, albeit one that could mean nothing. After all, he doesn’t even know what Rodgers wants for 2023 yet, and he can’t really commit to trading a guy who may not even be playing football this season. Even if he did want to trade Rodgers, he probably wouldn’t just come out and say it, either.
So we’re left waiting. Patience, we hope, will continue to be a virtue.
Why the Packers’ transition to Jordan Love, whenever it happens, will require patience | ESPN
I get this line of thinking — to a point. How patient can the Packers really be? They’re in a limited window for figuring out what Love can be, and it’s their own fault for putting themselves in this position.
5 things learned at the NFL Scouting Combine | Packers.com
See what the official mouthpiece of the Packers had to say about what Brian Gutekunst said on Tuesday.
GM John Lynch: 49ers could add veteran quarterback as Trey Lance, Brock Purdy return from injuries | NFL.com
As heated as things have gotten around the Packers’ quarterback situation, at least the Packers didn’t trade up to take Love third overall.
2023 NFL free agency: Ranking best free agent crops from every team as Eagles, Bills lead top-heavy list | CBS Sports
CBS thinks the Packers have the 14th best crop of free agents in the NFL.
Unpacking Future Packers: No. 58, Illinois DB Jartavius “Quan” Martin | Packers Wire
Running backs are my favorite position to look at prior to the draft. The fun factor on just about every draftable back is very high.
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Okay, but what time IS it on the moon?
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