This season will be unlike one that we have seen in some time for the Green Bay Packers. Yes, the Bears will still suck, the Vikings’ horn will continue to be the most annoying “prop” in the NFL — maybe even across all levels of football – and the Lions, well, will continue to be the Lions. But your Green Bay Packers? Things will look different on the offensive side of the ball.
For the first time in quite some time, the Packers will be without a premier No.1 wide receiver. Most recently, they went from Jordy Nelson, who accumulated nearly 8,000 receiving yards and 69 touchdowns in nine seasons, to Davante Adams, a two-time All-Pro wide receiver now with the Oakland Raiders who recorded over 8,000 receiving yards – including roughly 1,500 receiving yards in 2021 – and 73 touchdowns in eight seasons.