Randall's not a bad safety. We just drafted him, asked him to play out of position and then he played out of position when he was hurt and looked awful.

But I'm with you on the trade. By the time his second season was up, it was definitely worth taking a flier on Kizer to ship him out. I don't recall any specifics, but I thought he had a few issues on the sidelines or in the locker room(not to mention he was pretty hated by the fan base). I could see him catching on as a nickel corner, 3rd safety type.

This is where not being able to watch any of these guys sucks from a fans perspective. Haven't seen any of the CB's this year. Ento looked more like a safety to me last year, but the Packers are obviously very high on him.
WR'er, I'm sure it has to be hard on the coaches as well. St. Brown is a guy Rodgers has talked about(so was Kumerow for what that's worth) and clearly has the upside.

And Nijman...that RT spot is going to be a problem for the Packers. At least early in the season with Turner banged up and Wagner coming back from an injury. I'd love to have seen how much progress Nijman had made and if he got any playing time at RT.

Should be a real fun opening day, fill with surprises.


And the Foster signing...seems like a really nice one. Had a really nice stretch to finish his rookie year with a pretty erratic Josh Allen throwing to him. And he has a lot of ability after the catch, a big factor in this scheme(though obviously that's important in any scheme).

I expect an obvious regression from last year's 13-3 team, but am still pretty fired up about this team. I think it's very likely they play better on offense...their defense doesn't get quite as many turnovers and they end up with ~10 wins...which could win the division. I do think all 4 teams in the North have a legitimate chance to win the division this year.