good article that doesn't look at the packers offseason through green and gold glasses
http://host.madison.com/wsj/sports/f...b4516869d.html
and something that i brought up a couple weeks ago, and was attackedEvery one of those moves was worth making. However, they weren’t enough to make Green Bay a winner in the first month of the offseason. In fact, the Packers are nowhere near as good right now as they were when the season ended. At this point in the process, the incoming talent hasn’t matched the outgoing talent.
Here’s the problem: The chances of the Packers filling four major holes in one draft with immediate-impact players aren’t good. In fact, they’re just this side of impossible.