I posted this on another thread and am just looking to hear peoples opinions. NOT looking for 100 downvotes, just an honest discussion. Here goes:

Even though it is a small sample size, I am surprised no one has thrown out the crazy possibility of resigning Willis and potentially trading Love. Frankly speaking, Willis has looked like the better QB albeit in limited games. He has been way more accurate in his passing, and his running and scrambling for extra time really adds something that Love just doesn't have. I am just throwing this out there for discussion, not to get 100 downvotes. Love has been good but not great. A would not label him a "Difference Maker."

What would we save by trading Love?
Is It even feasible with his contract?
What would we get offered back to trade him? It would seem to be alot.
How would it affect the salary cap and is it even a benefit
I would think Willis will see $20 million per year from someone after the last 2 years.

Also, 2 points. First, even though we were ranked high in PPG. it seemed like we had great stretches where we couldn't even move the ball, yet alone score. That is one thing keeping us from making a deep run, let alone competing for a SB. Getting healthy is the biggest thing, Kraft was a tremendous loss last year, but our O-line will look vastly different next year.

2nd point, not consistently being able to stop the run and hurt us was a huge problem last year that really highlighted just how weak and below average our CBs were last year. Injuries again hurt us badly and knocked the crap out of our pass rush, which really showed how bad our CBs were. It's mind boggling that we only had 7 Ints all of last year. Our Pro Bowl safety had that many in 2024.

Fixing the offense: just getting healthy will improve it. But reloading the OL will be a major heavy lift job and will make or break the team in 2026.

Fixing the CB room will be a real challenge because of a serious shortage of cap space. The Hobbs signing was a real head scratcher considering how much time he has missed in his career, but more so in how we overpaid him. Why not just add $3 to $5 million and sign a top CB last year? Just like we fixed the Safety issue the year before. Not having a first round pick will make drafting a starting caliber CB a real challenge, but there were 5 really good CBs still available when we overdrafted Belton last year, so it's possible. We need at least 2 solid developmental CBs in this draft, we can't ignore it again. Free agent CBs will have to be cheap but it shouldn't be hard to upgrade over what we have now.

Didn't talk about special teams or replacing Quay Walker. Those are farther down the list to fix to get closer to the Super Bowl.

Hobbs and Banks were huge disappointments and really look like terrible signings for GB.

A great HC & a QB with the “IT” factor. A defensive that can get a stop when the game is on the line. Let’s hope they turn it around this year and the GM has a great draft.

Well, New England was the highest scoring team in the AFC.
The Rams and Seahawks were the two highest scoring teams in the NFC.

All of those teams scored about 100 points more than us last season. That's about 6 per game. Championship offenses can move the ball and score points, in the clutch, against quality defenses.

We're not at that level, and I don't think we'll seriously challenge for a Super Bowl until we are.

an organization fully committed to the SB!!!!
Broncos fired the OC 2 minutes after he failed to go to the SB.
we are keeping a QB bust, an HC who panics on hot moments and is average without Rodgers.

but the real problem is the organization.

the packers board members do not care about SB they Just want to build appartaments.

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