GREEN BAY — Of all the good things that came out of the Green Bay Packers’ unexpectedly successful rebuilding year in 2023 — and make no mistake, they were undeniably rebuilding — obviously the most important development was that first-year starting quarterback Jordan Love delivered ample evidence he is capable of being a franchise quarterback.
Brian Gutekunst’s challenge for seventh draft as Packers GM? Replicate last year’s brilliance
- JASON WILDE For the State Journal
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