Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst has never been afraid to make a bold move if it helps the roster improve. From handing big contracts to Za’Darius and Preston Smith last season, to moving on from Packers legends Clay Matthews and Jordy Nelson, and trading up in the first round of the draft three years in a row. Gutekunst will do what he feels will help the team get better.
This offseason, he traded up for quarterback Jordan Love and then went running back in the second round with AJ Dillon. Two surprising, and mostly unpopular moves, but it again shows he’s willing to take risks if he believes a player is worth it.