The cavalry is not coming to the rescue. B.J. Raji is not walking through that door. Nor is Charles Woodson. Or Nick Collins. Jordy Nelson has hung up his spikes. Tramon Williams plays for somebody else. There is no secret weapon to unleash to push them over the top.
Nope. If the Green Bay Packers are going to make a run at the Super Bowl, they're going to have to do it with what they have. Not just this year, but in 2021, and perhaps 2022 as well. When the Packers made the decision to pay out elite money to Kenny Clark and David Bakhtiari, with one more costly deal likely still to come this season with Aaron Jones, they sent out a clear message: We think we can win a Super Bowl with the players we have.