College basketball great John Wooden once said “never mistake activity for achievement.” I don’t know what the Packers have achieved so far this offseason, but at least they’re doing something.
Or trying to, at least. Even if their free agent moves so far this offseason don’t appear to hit obvious needs, there’s a logic to them. Signing Aaron Banks gives the Packers important depth on the offensive line — which turned out to be a huge problem in the playoffs. Signing Nate Hobbs gives the Packers another option at cornerback, even if he’s been only slightly healthier than Jaire Alexander. Bringing back Isaiah McDuffie gives the Packers some reliable linebacker depth and another special teams…
