The NFL offseason is remarkable. Give football fans seven months without meaningful games and apparently we can solve everything. This coordinator is a genius. That rookie is a future All-Pro. This veteran has lost a step. That free-agent signing has fixed the defense. And your favorite team? Obviously headed for 12 wins unless the offensive line coach is arrested before Thanksgiving. Then Week 1 arrives and we throw all those carefully constructed opinions into a wood chipper because somebody loses 27-20. Welcome back, football. For the Green Bay Packers, Sunday’s opener at Minnesota couldn’t be much better designed to produce…
Author: Chris Drosehn
Green Bay enters 2026 with something contenders rarely enjoy across a team structure: continuity mixed with meaningful change. The Packers know who will lead their offense, yet their defense carries several new variables that could reshape the season. Jordan Love remains central to the equation, while Micah Parsons’ recovery, veteran additions and an intriguing rookie class create questions elsewhere. Add a demanding NFC North schedule and shifting championship expectations, and Green Bay has plenty to prove before January arrives. Love Leads a Settled Quarterback Room There’s no quarterback debate in Green Bay. Jordan Love enters 2026 firmly established as the…