The Green Bay Packers have struggled to find sustained success in the postseason as of late, but they've still been one of the most successful regular-season teams in the NFL, winning 41 games since losing in the NFC title game at the end of the 2020 season.
They've done so while going through another high-profile quarterback change, trading away Aaron Rodgers and elevating first-round successor Jordan Love to the starting job, and fielding one of the youngest rosters in the NFL.
At the helm of the roster construction as been general manager Brian Gutekunst, who is more than ready for the Packers to translate that regular-season success into consistently competing for championships.