Packernet Podcast: Green Bay Packers

The Draft Room wraps up the defensive positions with a deep dive into the top nine safety prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft class. From late bloomers to NFL royalty, this position group is stacked with talent and storylines that demand attention heading into the combine. Full scouting breakdowns on all nine prospects including PFF grades, coverage stats, snap alignments, injury histories, and pro comparisons — from Bud Clark's six-year TCU tenure and iconic pick-six against JJ McCarthy to Caleb Downs' case as the best overall player in the draft The compelling underdog story of Emmanuel McNeil Warren, a first-generation college student from Toledo who turned down big NIL money and transfer portal riches out of loyalty — and now sits in the first-round conversation Dylan Thenaman's rise from Purdue's 1-11 squad to PFF's number one graded safety nationally at Oregon, and why his overtime interception of Drew Allar may have sealed a first-round grade How the Packers' new defensive coordinator's potential three-s

What would an NFL team look like if the fans were actually in charge? Just look at the Jets. Tonight's callers light the fuse on one of the most cathartic rants of the offseason, connecting irrational fandom to the worst owners in football and exposing why their teams never win. TJ from Alabama delivers the perfect proof of concept: the New York Jets are what happens when fan logic runs the show, and Ryan connects the dots to meddling owners like David Tepper, Woody Johnson, Jimmy Haslam, and Michael Bidwell The crew goes scorched earth on draft fan accountability — fans predict bust after bust, never own it, then take a victory lap the one time they're right Garrett from Southern Illinois asks the big question: what's Gutey's next aggressive move after the Micah Parsons blockbuster, and does Sullivan leaving for Miami create an intel problem? Drew from Green Bay brings roster-building reality — you can't cut four starting offensive linemen and expect to field a team, plus the Aaron Banks contract dilemma B

The cornerback class gets the full Draft Room treatment, and this group might be the deepest position in the 2026 NFL Draft. From consensus top-15 locks to day-two sleepers with first-round upside, every prospect gets broken down with PFF grades, injury histories, pro comps, and scheme fits.

Packers Total Access : FOX Sports Predicts Defensive Lineman Free Agent to Sign With Packers?

Ryan dives deep into the Packers' salary cap situation, rolling up his sleeves with Spotrac's roster tool to map out Green Bay's 2026 financial picture move by move. The results? A lot more encouraging than the clickbait headlines suggest. The episode walks through major roster decisions including the frustrating Aaron Banks situation and his absurd $25 million cap hit, the tough but necessary release of Elton Jenkins, and a creative Josh Jacobs extension that buys flexibility now while setting up an exit later. Ryan also projects contract extensions for Christian Watson ($27M/year) and Tucker Craft ($16M/year), re-signs key free agents like Quay Walker, Kingsley Enagbare, and Emmanuel Wilson, and lands the roster at a healthy $23 million in cap space. Ryan also dismantles a widely-shared Yahoo Sports article ranking the Packers 25th in cap flexibility, explaining why "simple restructure capacity" is a nearly useless metric that tells fans almost nothing about actual financial health. The bigger takeaway:

The offseason rage is HERE, and tonight we're letting it fly. The crew dives headfirst into the absurd QB rankings popping up across ESPN and other outlets that somehow place Caleb Williams as a top-five quarterback while Jordan Love is nowhere to be found. Omar calls in fired up and breaks down exactly why the "he makes the hard throws" argument is the dumbest thing in football analysis — if you're not topping any statistical category, highlight reels don't make you elite. Period. Then the conversation shifts to the elephant in the room: special teams. The Packers went from historically bad to just… still bad, and Rich Bisaccia is still running the show. We ask the hard question — if any other position group performed this poorly, heads would roll, so why is special teams the exception? Plus, Garrett from Southern Illinois drops a reminder about Aaron Donald's size and why the Packers don't need 330-pound defensive tackles — they need football players with elite technique. Don't miss this unfiltered, pass

Carson Schlesinger changed the game for off-ball linebackers, and now the 2025 NFL Draft class is loaded with prospects ready to benefit. In this deep-dive episode, we break down the top nine linebacker prospects heading into draft weekend, complete with PFF grades, pro comparisons, injury histories, and scheme fits. Arvell Reese's case as the number two overall pick and whether his 22.5% pressure rate makes him the next Micah Parsons Jacob Rodriguez's insane journey from quarterback to Butkus Award winner, posting a 93 PFF grade at Texas Tech Sonny Styles' safety-to-linebacker conversion at Ohio State and why his 89 PFF grade breakout has him in the top 15 conversation The coverage concerns plaguing nearly every prospect in this class and what it means for their NFL roles — from CJ Allen's cerebral approach to Josiah Trotter's thumper style and the Trotter family linebacker legacy Tomorrow we dive into cornerbacks, which should be especially fun for Packers fans, followed by safeties to close out

Packers Total Access : NFL Draft Prospect Top 100 + LIVE Mock Draft

Dive into the latest Packers offseason buzz as host Ryan Schlipp breaks down a flurry of NFL news and Green Bay developments. From Super Bowl viewership spins to major player moves like David Njoku's free agency declaration and Tyreek Hill's uncertain recovery, this episode unpacks what's shaping the league. Get the scoop on the Packers' exciting new hires and what it means for the team's future. Shoutouts to new Patreon supporters and a look at upcoming content. NFL headlines: Rob Havenstein's retirement, Nasir Adderley's comeback, and trade rumors around Max Crosby. Packers updates: Hiring Will Redmond as a personnel expert, Luke Getsy as QB coach, and Will Smart as pass rush specialist. NFC North notes: Bears' stadium negotiations and potential Lions' loss of David Montgomery, plus a weak free agency class sparking more trades. This episode is brought to you by PrizePicks! Use code PACKDADDY and visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/PACKDADDY to get started with America's #1 fantasy sports app. Subscr

Super Bowl Wrap-Up, Draft Mock Mania, and Packers Offseason Overhaul Talk Fan Calls Dive Into Hindsight Bias, Team Peaks, and Injury Comebacks Packernet After Dark: Mock Drafts, Schneider Debates, and Future Hopes This episode is brought to you by PrizePicks! Use code PACKDADDY and visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/PACKDADDY to get started with America's #1 fantasy sports app. Dive into fan-driven mock draft madness as callers push for a Packernet "dream draft" compilation, sharing bold takes on prospects and urging everyone to submit their picks for epic comparisons. Unfiltered rants on Super Bowl letdowns, halftime show gripes, and why rooting against rivals like the Vikings feels so damn satisfying after a brutal season. Deep dives on draft hindsight BS – from TJ Watt regrets to John Schneider hype – proving it's all luck, math, and no one's a genius GM. Excitement builds for the offseason with talks on injury returns, key free agents, and how the Packers' steady tide could finally peak into a cham

Dive into the 2026 NFL Draft's edge rusher class as host Ryan Schlipp dissects the top prospects with in-depth analysis, stats, and compelling backstories. From breakout stars to injury comebacks, this episode uncovers what makes these players potential game-changers for teams like the Packers. Get ready for a deep dive into tools, traits, and tape that could shape the league's future pass rush. Spotlight on elite talents like Ruben Bain and David Bailey, including their dominant stats, pro comps to Micah Parsons and Von Miller, and how they stack up as top-five picks. Exploring under-the-radar risers such as Cashus Howell's "ghost move" and Zion Young's Senior Bowl dominance, plus concerns like arm length and injury histories. Breaking down versatile prospects like Keldrick Faulk and TJ Parker, with insights on their builds, breakout seasons, and family football legacies. Discussing high-risk, high-reward types like R. Mason Thomas and Akeem Mesidor, including off-field flags, age factors, and projection to

Packers Total Access : BREAKING NEWS: Another Coach Out! Is the "Packers Exodus" a Disaster or a Blessing?

Dive into the Packers' kicking conundrum and salary cap chaos as host Ryan Schlipp breaks down why Brandon McManus deserves another shot despite his rough season. Drawing parallels to legends like Mason Crosby and Matt Prater, we explore how patience with kickers often leads to rewards, while rushing to cut could backfire big time. Then, we tackle the team's cap situation, scrutinizing hits from Rashan Gary, Aaron Banks, Elton Jenkins, and more. Defending McManus: Stats show down years are common; examples from Boswell, Myers, and others prove rebounds happen. Salary Cap Breakdown: Analyzing potential cuts, restructures, and dead cap for Gary ($28M hit), Banks ($25M), and Jenkins ($24M). Player Futures: Insights on extensions for Wyatt, Watson, and others amid injury concerns and prove-it seasons. This episode is brought to you by PrizePicks! Use code PACKDADDY and visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/PACKDADDY to get started with America's #1 fantasy sports app. Subscribe, rate, and review on your favo

What a letdown of a Super Bowl, folks—Seahawks crush the Patriots in a snoozer that had us questioning everything from MVP picks to halftime disasters. Callers vent about Bad Bunny's controversial performance, blending political jabs with complaints about the erotic dancing and lack of English lyrics. We dive into Packers drama, from Rasheed Walker's potential exit to rethinking Rashawn Gary's role, all while mixing in wild personal stories like stolen vodka and Olympic obsessions. Super Bowl breakdowns: Seahawks' dominance, Darnold's MVP snub for the Vikings, and why it was the most pathetic game ever. Halftime rants: Debates on Bad Bunny's "uniting" flags, erotic elements, and alternatives like Turning Point USA's show. Packers offseason hot takes: O-line coaching failures, D-line draft needs, and keeping players like Romeo Doubs or Kingsley Enagbare. Side tangents: Olympic love for curling gold hopefuls, funny dad moments, and pork belly burnt ends feasts. This episode is brought to you by PrizePicks! Us

Dive into the heart of the NFL Draft as we break down the top defensive tackle prospects, from massive run stuffers to high-upside athletes. With verified measurements shaking up boards and rumors swirling about medicals and team interests, this episode uncovers the traits that could make or break these linemen's pro careers. Whether it's Peter Woods' elite athleticism or Dante Corleone's loyalty to his hometown program, we explore what sets them apart. Analyzing prospects like Grayson Halton, Dante Corleone, and Caleb Banks, including their PFF grades, injury histories, and Senior Bowl performances. Discussing key news: Arm length verifications for Spencer Rattler and others, plus draft rumors on teams like the 49ers and Vikings targeting specific positions. Highlighting character stories, from Corleone's blood clot recovery to Woods' faith-driven journey and academic achievements. Debating the value of pure run defenders in a pass-heavy NFL and potential pro comps like Vita Vea or Vince Wilfork. This epis

Packers Total Access :

The Super Bowl is over, and honestly? Nobody cared — and that might be the most interesting takeaway of all. Ryan and the callers break down one of the most forgettable Super Bowls in recent memory, where the Seahawks' terrifying defense delivered a second straight year of the same message: trenches win championships. Callers sound off on the Bad Bunny halftime show — is the NFL pandering to new demographics at the expense of its core fanbase, or is this just how the game evolves? Beer Cheese Benny vents about Gutekunst's vague press conference, and Ryan digs into what the front office might be hiding behind closed doors Sam Darnold hoists the Lombardi Trophy and the crew takes a victory lap at Minnesota's expense — the Vikings had a 1-in-3 shot and still blew it Full offseason mode is HERE — free agency breakdowns, mock drafts, and the case for why blind optimism beats doomerism every single time A caller shares his military move from South Carolina to North Carolina and asks the Packer faithful for tips o

Mock Draft Monday is here, and we're going beyond the first round. This episode dives deep into all 32 second-round selections, exploring the prospects that could define franchises and the roster holes that keep GMs up at night. We kick things off with a full first-round recap before attacking the second round pick by pick. The Jets triple down on building around Ty Simpson with interior lineman Emmanuel Prenyon. Cleveland faces the reality of needing five new offensive linemen and grabs Chase Besantis. Kansas City lets the talent fall to them with TJ Parker off the edge. The Bengals address their secondary woes, Houston starts future-proofing a defense that's quietly aging out, and Pittsburgh makes the boldest move of the draft — sitting Trinidad Chambliss behind Aaron Rodgers in a Jordan Love replay scenario. For Green Bay, LT Overton becomes the "most Packers pick possible" as a young, toolsy edge rusher who fits the Gutey profile even if the PFF grades make you squint. We also break down why Connor Lou

Packers Total Access : 2026 Blueprint! What Key Pieces Need To Be Added With Jordan Love & Micah Parsons?

After watching one half of the most mediocre Super Bowl in recent memory, it's officially time to dive headfirst into draft season. Welcome to the inaugural Mock Draft Monday, where we build the Packers' ideal draft class from pick 52 all the way through Mr. Irrelevant at 265. Key topics covered in this episode: Why Chase Besantis is the interior offensive line answer the Packers desperately need Breaking down cornerback options including David Schlipman (ignosin) and his dominant Ohio State tape The case for drafting return specialist Caden Wetjen and big-body receiver Colby Young Late-round steals: Why Keyshawn James Newby's 17% career pressure rate makes him a seventh-round home run Diego Pavia as the Malik Willis replacement you didn't know the Packers needed This comprehensive mock draft analyzes positional needs, prospect fit, and value throughout all seven rounds. We examine offensive line prospects, defensive tackles, edge rushers, and cornerbacks while introducing the new features on NFLDraftGra