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My prediction is that Wilks will be named HC and we will get a new OC (don't know who but expect an old HC willing to collect a paycheck) and most of the current staff will be retained. We have big needs at QB, WR, TE, DT, CB and DE. I suspect we address 3 of the 6 decently in the first 3 rounds and choose to pass on addressing need late in the draft and go BPA. Not a bad plan as we can probably snatch more OL help and another running back late. Not expecting much in terms of FA as this franchise needs to clean up the payroll. 

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On 1/21/2023 at 7:18 PM, CamWhoaaCam said:

We already have a #1 WR. Rodgers only had Adams in GB.

 

Oline and a #1 WR is what Rodgers need the most. We have both checked. Those other positions can be filled through the draft.

Need more than that.  Rodgers showed that in GB. Rodgers had the best WR in the game......and it wasn't enough for him.   And DJ Moore isn't close to Adams. 

Last time the Packers went to a NFCCG.  Adams was the teams #2. 

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Cut Shaq and Elfein to save 17 million. Restructure and or extend Burns, Luvu, Jackson, Thomas, Ioannidis, Moore. Free up about 35-40 million. 

 

FA Wish List:

Jessie Bates lll

Josh Jacobs

Dalton Schultz

Zach Allen 

TJ Edwards 

Ben Powers 

Mike Gesicki

Tony Pollard 

Dalton Risner 

Evan Engram 

 

Any combination of these guys will fill holes and give us the best chance at BPA in the early rounds of the draft. 

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1 hour ago, kungfoodude said:

The Huddle never disappoints. 

You can set your sundial to it.  It's always something, doesn't matter what it is. They come out of the woodwork to rage about anything that doesn't go their way. It's like a bunch of 5 year olds in her sometimes. 

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