NFL Executive 'Worried' About Packers After Draft and Free Agency
Summary
The Green Bay Packers made notable moves last offseason by acquiring star pass rusher Micah Parsons but have faced key losses in defense and coaching this offseason. Some NFL executives express concern about the team's defense and overall competitiveness in the NFC North division.Key Facts
- The Packers traded for All-Pro pass rusher Micah Parsons from the Dallas Cowboys last August.
- Parsons tore his ACL in December 2025, and the team lost their final five games after his injury.
- Green Bay lost defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley and player personnel VP Jon-Eric Sullivan to the Miami Dolphins this offseason.
- Several defensive players left the team in free agency, raising concerns about the Packers’ defense, especially at cornerback.
- Packers made six picks in the 2026 NFL Draft but had no first-round pick due to the Parsons trade.
- Their first draft pick was Brandon Cisse, a cornerback from South Carolina, chosen in the second round.
- NFL executives describe the Packers’ defense as uncertain while other NFC North teams like Chicago and Minnesota appear to be improving.
- Packers head coach Matt LaFleur and quarterback Jordan Love face pressure to help the team succeed in 2026.
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