They're currently sitting just north of $35 million in cap space, possess 10 draft picks -- four of which fall in the top 75 -- and have several decisions to make on expiring contracts. Two of those contracts belong to wide receiver Randall Cobb and linebacker Clay Matthews, who two of the longest-tenured players currently on the roster.
Under a new regime led by new head coach Matt LaFleur and his finalized coaching staff, the Packers could field a team that offers very little semblance to the 2018 version by September.
ESPN's Bill Barnwell helped make these looming tasks a little easier for the Packers, laying out a five-step plan that could help the Packers get back into competing shape by the start of the 2019 campaign.