The Packers must address the defensive line this offseason. 

On today's show, Andrew Mertig and Kyle Fellows begin their positional prospectus series. They discuss the current state of the quarterback, running back, and wide receiver position groups and how they might change through free agency and the draft. 

A more thorough look at the circumstances of his first two DC opportunities.

On today's show, Dan, Jacob, and Jenelle take a look at how the Packers can look to improve during an offseason where the salary cap will be cut and Green Bay will have to get creative to add impact players to their roster.

On today's epsiode, Dusty, Steve, and Sarah take a look at Matt Schneidman's recent article over at The Athletic, pinpointing which free agents could be fits for Green Bay.

On today's episode, Jenelle Mackie and Dan Kotnik talk with Lyndsey D'Arcangelo, writer for The Athletic, author and Buffalo Bills fan, and commiserate about the Bills/Packers Super Bowl that could have been. They also discuss the history of women in football and the NFL.

Finding a long-term answer at tackle will be on the to-do list this offseason, and the good news is that as GM, Brian Gutekunst has a strong track record along the offensive line.

Packers' first team all pro receiver should have been among finalists for offensive POY.

On today's show, Jason, Paul, and Mark discuss Jim Leonhard's decision to decline the Packers' defensive coordinator position. Plus a look at where Jordan Love would rank among this year's quarterback draft class.

The Packers can save $14.9 million by releasing three defensive players. 

As the Green Bay Packers look to get over the NFC Championship hump, they'll receive an internal boost on offense in 2021 with the return of Josiah Deguara.

Earlier this week, I looked at the existing position groups on offense and ranked them based on which units seem the most so