Here's everything I've written and said about this year's NFL Draft in one handy article. If you want to keep getting roundups of my stuff, consider subscribing (for free!) open.substack.com/pub/thepower...

Wondering how Brian Gutekunst the person affects Brian Gutekunst the GM. thepowersweep.com/blog/could-b...

If history is a guide, the Packers are going to take a wide receiver next week. www.acmepackingcompany.com/2025/4/16/24...

Wondering how Brian Gutekunst the person affects Brian Gutekunst the GM. thepowersweep.com/blog/could-b...

I forgot this account existed and I haven't done one of these posts since February, but I'm going to be dropping a bunch of links to things I've written since then here and you should click on them.

I made the case for keeping free agent defensive back Robert Rochell.

Came up with a stat that I think does a good job of tracking individual offensive lineman performance.

Not everybody can be a star. My defense of the value of non-star players.

Need a special teamer who can moonlight as a linebacker? That's your case for keeping Isaiah McDuffie.

The Packers already look thin on the defensive line. Is that a good reason to re-sign T.J. Slaton?

Here's my case for the Packers re-signing tackle Andre Dillard.

With Sterling Sharpe now in the Hall of Fame, here are three more old-time Packers players that deserve a look.

If you forgot how good he was or didn't get to see him play, here's a look at Sterling Sharpe's statistical impact.

If the Packers want to imitate the Eagles, how would they do it? Defensive line and wide receiver are two good places to look.

Something to watch over the next few days/weeks/months/years: the ripple effect of head coaching hires.

I'm making the case for a bunch of the Packers' pending free agents. Here's my argument for keeping Josh Myers.

The Cowboys are reportedly interested in Rich Bisaccia for their vacant head coaching gig.

The Packers had no trouble producing big chunks of yards in 2024.

Sorting through the good and bad in the Packers' post-mortem, it all kinda looks the same.

"But they're young" has been the main excuse for the Packers' shortcomings over the last couple of years. It's been true, but it's worn thin.

I think we're going to see a huge proliferation of alternate uniforms in the NFL in the very near future.

The Packers drafted 11 players in April. How did their rookie seasons go?

I took a look at how Josh Jacobs and Saquon Barkley stack up in the record books.

Trying to put words to something I've been wondering about for a while: Evan Williams' role in the Packers' defense.

Josh Jacobs fit perfectly with Matt LaFleur's changing schematic tendencies, and his success in 2024 shows why.

Dug into the history books to see how the Packers have fared as double-digit favorites. They're currently favored by 14 points against the Saints.

In which I take questions on whatever is on my listeners' minds.

Christian Watson and Romeo Doubs are elevating their game at the right time.

Took a look at the Packers' offensive line and where it could change this offseason.

Lukas Van Ness didn't see a jump in snaps after Preston Smith left, but he does seem to be playing better.

The Packers haven't won in Seattle since 2008, and I need that to change for my own sanity.

Made a stat attempting to quantify individual offensive lineman performance

If the Packers want to compete in the playoffs, they'll need to grow internally. Here are four areas where they can do just that.

I do not want to learn another social media platform. I'm only going to use this to post links. Please read them anyway.