Packers Talk · Yesterday
It’s time for the Aaron Banks experience to end
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” is a common piece of advice, which is not being heeded by the Packers’ offensive line staff. After another week of rushing failure in the Aaron Banks experience, it’s time for the Green Bay Packers to look somewhere else for the left guard position.
Classwide Failure
Aaron Banks was one of 7 free agents signed by the Green Bay Packers in 2025, but was one of the two players who signed a multi-year contract. The other player was Nate Hobbs.
Hobbs’ performance was poor enough for the Packers to be willing to take on $12 million in dead cap space. While Banks did perform better, his absence due to injury made many think he would leave along with Hobbs.
