When Maya Angelou said, “If you don’t know where you’ve come from, you don’t know where you’re going,” she wasn’t talking about NFL teams. Then again, she wasn’t not talking about them. To figure out where the Green Bay Packers need to go, they must first decide what they’ve been — where they’re strong and where they’re weak. Setting a plan to fix those and stacking the order of priority, requires understanding not only the degree to what a need exists, but the value of potentially fixing it. Such a task requires a stance on positional value.
Is conventional wisdom right about “premium positions” and what does it mean for the Packers?
