The Green Bay Packers new OT Andre Dillard is coming into the building with 6 years of experience and a massive chip on his shoulder. A first round pick for the Eagles back in 2019, Andre has spent a good amount of time on the bench due to injury, as well as missing 2 weeks in 2020 due to the Covid reserve list. Perhaps coming to 1265 will be the change he needs to get back to … [Read more...] about Green Bay Packers New Tackle Andre Dillard
No Huddle Radio #160: What to Expect from the Packers at the 2024 NFL Draft
Sean and Gil discuss how the Packers and GM Brian Gutekunst are likely to handle the 2024 NFL Draft. Do they trade up or back? Are there veteran players the Packers made trade some picks for? What positions will the team look to fill? Plus we have the latest free agent signing as the Packers added OT Andre Dillard. All this and more on this week’s podcast with Sean Tehan … [Read more...] about No Huddle Radio #160: What to Expect from the Packers at the 2024 NFL Draft
What Are Realistic Expectations For Jordan Love In 2024?
Jordan Love ended his first season as the Packers’ starter strongly. He ranked as the top-graded quarterback from week 12 onward. Love made 37 big-time throws and only 18 turnover-worthy plays. Despite a young receiving group, he was second in passing touchdowns and seventh in passing yards. Love’s 2023 season saw him earn a top 10 PFF passing grade. He ranked in the top 5 … [Read more...] about What Are Realistic Expectations For Jordan Love In 2024?
The Packers Tight Ends Are Matchup Nightmares
In the 2023 NFL Draft, the Packers drafted two tight ends. With the 42nd overall pick, Green Bay selected TE Luke Musgrave from Oregon State. The Packers did not wait much longer to draft a second tight end. In the 3rd Round, with the 78th pick, Tucker Kraft got the call and put on the Green Bay draft cap. After their rookie seasons, Musgrave and Kraft each displayed an … [Read more...] about The Packers Tight Ends Are Matchup Nightmares
The Packers May Have Too Many Good Receivers
The Green Bay Packers have an issue, sort of. “Champagne problems,” is how former Packers DC Joe Barry put the issue of having too many playmakers to keep on the field when cornerback Eric Stokes made his return last season. The Packers are staring down the fact that they have four playmaking wide receivers who haven’t naturally sorted themselves out in any real order through … [Read more...] about The Packers May Have Too Many Good Receivers