Packers Display’s Newly Acquired $26,098 Million 4-Star Player…

Of course, the front office of the Packers would love to win as many games as they could in 2023. However, they all understand that this year will primarily be spent rebuilding, as they have moved past Aaron Rodgers and have $60.3 million in dead salary cap money.

It really doesn’t matter if the Packers win five, seven, or even ten games. The management of Green Bay is aware that winning a Super Bowl isn’t what counts in Titletown.

That’s what makes Tuesday’s NFL’s trading deadline so tricky for general manager Brian Gutekunst.

On one hand, the 2023 Packers are headed nowhere fast. Green Bay has lost three straight games, is off to its worst start (2-4) since 2006 and currently holds the No. 7 pick in the 2024 draft. Those facts alone could make Green Bay sellers at the deadline.

However, the Packers have had difficulty obtaining a true reading on Love. With the youngest roster in football, Green Bay’s offensive skill players lack significant experience. Gutekunst might be able to gain a better understanding of Love if he were to provide him with an additional weapon or two.

“It’s not just about him,” Packers coach Matt LaFleur said of Love this week. “I’ve said that so many times. We need everybody. We need all 10 men around him to do their job, as well, otherwise you don’t have a chance.”

Love has faced difficulties over the past month, but the odds are against him. It would also make sense for Gutekunst to be a buyer if he wants the most accurate picture possible regarding his first-round draft pick in 2020.

So with the trade deadline just three days away, the suggestion here is for Gutekunst to do a little bit of both.

Before the deadline on Tuesday at 3 p.m., here are some players the Packers might acquire and some they might trade away.