The Packers‘ offseason has been under the spotlight. From moving on from longtime head coach Mike McCarthy and entering the Matt LaFleur era, to spending big in free agency before picking twice in the first round of April’s draft.
After two seasons without a playoff game, change was needed.
It’s not often this Packers team, led by two-time MVP Aaron Rodgers, has entered the season without high expectations. Not even expected to win the division by many. But after the rise of the Chicago Bears and the Packers’ inconsistent play of recent years, it’s also no surprise.