The old saying goes that grading a draft class takes at least three years. Now three years out, the Green Bay Packers are getting a top score for their work during the 2022 draft. In Pete Prisco's re-grade of the 2022 draft for CBS, the Packers were among five teams to receive an A+ grade.

Green Bay’s receiver corps had a productive 2023 season but failed to build on that momentum in 2024. Instead of improving, they regressed, ranking third in the league for drops. Moreover, when Christian Watson was not on the field, the receivers struggled to create separation against man coverage.

I wrote an article called, “Packers Second-Year Players That Will Make the Jump in 2024.” This article explored which players I believed to be primed for a breakout season that were drafted in 2023.

Green Bay Packers linebackers coach Sean Duggan is seeing a "hungry" and "eager" version of linebacker Isaiah Simmons to start the offseason workout program.

Which Packers are under the most pressure to up their game this coming season? The starting quarterback is one of them.

Any offseason is a vote of confidence for some players or a turning up of the thermostat for others. For the Green Bay Packers, a perfect example of turning up the heat is what happened in the receiver room.

The average NFL career is just over three seasons, according to Statista, which means teams need to see signs of potential by a player they draft, particularly early on in their careers.  Should a young NFL player not present developmental progress through their first two NFL seasons,

The Packers are relying on Elgton Jenkins moving to center in 2025, so coming to a compromise on his contract makes sense for all parties.