When Brian Gutikin said the Green Bay Packers as a team, as an organization, needed to ramp up their urgency to win a Super Bowl, it was a statement of intent.

This year, he essentially borrowed from Kevin Green.

It is time.

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Brian Gudecant said a lot, and we're going to dig into all of it here as we work through

the combine and everything that comes with it this week.

But there was a subtle moment that stood out to me.

And I don't know that it will be something that gets talked about it.

It was not a catchy headline. There was not some poll quote that you can put in a story and go,

ooh, isn't this sexy? Brian Goodikin said he believes the Packers are good enough, that the players are

good enough to win a Super Bowl.

That's all you need.

That's all you need to know because a general manager going on the record and saying we are

good enough is just another way of saying, okay, guys, pressure's on you.

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