Packers' Offseason Moves: Not as Damaging as They Seem

0:00For the NFL, it's March 19th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. Green Bay Packers fans are buzzing after some sharp criticism of their off-season moves. Analyst Mike Teneer pointed out losses like left tackle, Rashid Walker, Ed Rushers, Rashan Gary and Kingsley and Agbear, Limean Elton Jenkins, receiver Romeo Dubs and Lime Bakker Kway Walker. He called it a rough rebuild, but a Packer's rider fired back, saying these exits aren't as damaging as they seem. Before injuries hit hard last season, the Packers boasted the top offense in football through week 14. They ranked fourth overall in offensive efficiency despite issues like a banged up running game and missing tight end Tucker Kraft. Their defense was average, putting them in a league company with teams like the Champion Seahawks. Even Packer skeptics are pushing back on the doom and gloom. The rider, known for a cautious take, respects Teneer, but sees unwarranted negativity.

1:00Betting lines have Green Bay at 10.5 wins, higher than most teams, reflecting broad optimism, diving deeper, replacements look solid. Rookie Jordan Morgan graded close to Walker at tackle. Lucas Van Ness outshone Gary and Agbear in past Rush win rates and Dubs led in targets, but not efficiency with healthy stars like Watson and Kraft returning. Jenkins, over 30 and injury prone, wasn't worth a big contract. Questions linger on injuries to Kraft and others, plus needs at corner and edge depth. Still, the Packers star from a high floor and staff predicted these moves for cap smarts and draft picks, expect a competitive year ahead. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. If sleep podcasts are your thing, this is your pillow, built for comfort and calm, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.