It's hard to argue with the Green Bay Packers' offseason work. The Micah Parsons trade alone lands general manager Brian Gutekunst an A+.
Yet as Matt LaFleur attempts to pick up the pieces from an utterly humiliating performance from his offensive line, one move is giving the Packers 77 million reasons to feel some regret.
Green Bay's decision to sign Aaron Banks amid the chaos of free agency's first wave made little sense. By paying him $77 million, the Packers launched Banks into the top tier of guards based on salary, but certainly not performance.