Packers 2026/27 Season Thread

It only works out if we get the end game...those two 1sts are a very heavy price to pay.
on the other hand . . .
Brian Gutekunst has made nine first-round picks since becoming Green Bay Packers general manager in 2018, with at least one selection each year and two in both 2019 and 2022. Here is a complete list of his first-round selections through the 2024 NFL Draft:

  • 2018: Jaire Alexander, CB, Louisville – Pick: 18
    • RAS: 9.54 | Age: 21
  • 2019: Rashan Gary, EDGE, Michigan – Pick: 12
    • RAS: 9.95 | Age: 21
  • 2019: Darnell Savage, S, Maryland – Pick: 21
    • RAS: 8.35 | Age: 21
  • 2020: Jordan Love, QB, Utah State – Pick: 26
    • RAS: 8.46 | Age: 21
  • 2021: Eric Stokes, CB, Georgia – Pick: 29
    • RAS: 9.38 | Age: 22
  • 2022: Quay Walker, LB, Georgia – Pick: 22
    • RAS: 9.63 | Age: 21
  • 2022: Devonte Wyatt, DL, Georgia – Pick: 27
    • RAS: 9.60 | Age: 24
  • 2023: Lukas Van Ness, EDGE, Iowa – Pick: 13
    • RAS: 9.39 | Age: 21
  • 2024: Jordan Morgan, OL, Arizona – Pick: 25
    • RAS: 9.25 | Age: 22
 
on the other hand . . .
Brian Gutekunst has made nine first-round picks since becoming Green Bay Packers general manager in 2018, with at least one selection each year and two in both 2019 and 2022. Here is a complete list of his first-round selections through the 2024 NFL Draft:

  • 2018: Jaire Alexander, CB, Louisville – Pick: 18
    • RAS: 9.54 | Age: 21
    • Still with team (signed a record-setting contract in 2022); two-time Pro Bowler.
  • 2019: Rashan Gary, EDGE, Michigan – Pick: 12
    • RAS: 9.95 | Age: 21
    • Still with team; signed a four-year extension in 2023; key pass rusher.
  • 2019: Darnell Savage, S, Maryland – Pick: 21
    • RAS: 8.35 | Age: 21
    • Left as an unrestricted free agent after the 2023 season; signed with Jacksonville Jaguars.
  • 2020: Jordan Love, QB, Utah State – Pick: 26
    • RAS: 8.46 | Age: 21
    • Still with team; became starter in 2023 and signed a lucrative multi-year contract.
  • 2021: Eric Stokes, CB, Georgia – Pick: 29
    • RAS: 9.38 | Age: 22
    • Left as a free agent after the 2023 season; signed a one-year deal with Las Vegas Raiders.
  • 2022: Quay Walker, LB, Georgia – Pick: 22
    • RAS: 9.63 | Age: 21
    • Still with team; starter in all three seasons; team must decide on his fifth-year option.
  • 2022: Devonte Wyatt, DL, Georgia – Pick: 27
    • RAS: 9.60 | Age: 24
    • Still with team; recorded 10.5 sacks over the last two seasons.
  • 2023: Lukas Van Ness, EDGE, Iowa – Pick: 13
    • RAS: 9.39 | Age: 21
    • Still with team; recorded 4.0 sacks as a rookie; expected to take a bigger role in 2025.
  • 2024: Jordan Morgan, OL, Arizona – Pick: 25
    • RAS: 9.25 | Age: 22
    • Still with team; played in six games as a rookie before season-ending surgery due to shoulder injuries.
I am sorry that doesn't matter, and I think it's a straw man's logic used to justify an already iffy trade. Giving away two future #1 picks and a player only works out if he leads GB back to a SB... if not, everyone involved has egg on their face.

There is no happy medium here.
 
I am sorry that doesn't matter, and I think it's a straw man's logic used to justify an already iffy trade. Giving away two future #1 picks and a player only works out if he leads GB back to a SB... if not, everyone involved has egg on their face.

There is no happy medium here.
well, we'll just have to agree to disagree. i think he had a one in nine chance of picking anyone useful with each of those picks. i might be the only one who feels that way. it's just one guy's opinion. and i almost always agree with you.
 
well, we'll just have to agree to disagree. i think he had a one in nine chance of picking anyone useful with each of those picks. i might be the only one who feels that way. it's just one guy's opinion. and i almost always agree with you.
In the realm of the NFL, it's a big risk, and Parsons already has an ACL injury.... he might be the same guy maybe, but the odds are he's a step slower...plus your injury potential goes up a lot... this I know as fact, having lived it.

We can disagree, but the odds are stacked against it working out now.
 
In the realm of the NFL, it's a big risk, and Parsons already has an ACL injury.... he might be the same guy maybe, but the odds are he's a step slower...plus your injury potential goes up a lot... this I know as fact, having lived it.

We can disagree, but the odds are stacked against it working out now.
this i do agree with. i was looking at it through the eyes of those who made the decision at that time.
with the benefit of hindsight, there is a deeper concern.
 
Back
Top