Line and added on during free agency. However, ESPN's Seth Walder believes the deal was worth way too much money than it should have been.

The biggest miss by ESPN was their criticism of slot receiver Jayden Reed. They slated him for being inconsistent in 2024, but much of that blame should fall on LaFleur and his offensive coaching staff. His target share varied wildly from week to week and that weakness should be rectified with improved coaching this season.

Xavier McKinney’s rise to elite status as one of the NFL’s top safeties has garnered widespread praise from coaches and analysts. Ranked third in ESPN’s 2025 safety rankings, McKinney’s evolution with the Green Bay Packers has cemented his reputation as a game-changing player in the league.

Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur loves to deflect the attention off quarterback Jordan Love. “His job is going to be affected by everybody

Packers tight end Tucker Kraft had a breakout 2024 season, but he ended up unranked in ESPN's review of the top players at the position entering 2025.

The Green Bay Packers and Jordan Love enter the 2025 NFL season with big expectations. They expect to be a top-tier contender in the NFC and one of the top Super Bowl contenders in the entire league.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love completed 57% of his throws on true dropbacks in 2024, throwing 15 touchdowns and 15 interceptions, averaging 7.5

An All-Pro first season with the Green Bay Packers helped Xavier McKinney rise to No. 3 in ESPN's safety rankings entering the 2025 season. Only Baltimore's Kyle Hamilton and Detroit's Brian Branch ranked higher, and McKinney received the second-most votes for the No. 1 spot and was included on every voter's top 10 ballot.

A Packers' offense led by Jordan Love, features a plethora of weapons and boasts one of the top running backs in the NFL, Josh Jacobs.

Green Bay is still looking to find that consistency up front, despite missing out on some of the top edge-rushers in the 2025 NFL Draft.

After a solid but unspectacular 2024 season, Packers DE Rashan Gary wasn't ranked among ESPN's top edge rushers entering 2025.