Green Bay Packers offseason preview with Paul Noonan

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🗓️ 6 March 2021

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by SB Nation's Paul Noonan in part 26 of the PFF Fantasy Football Podcast 32 for 32 series. The guys start off by looking at the team's top offseason needs, focusing primarily on finding Davante Adams and Jaire Alexander a partner in crime or two. Paul is also worried about inside linebacker and how this defense simply hasn't been able to stop the run in recent years. Things continue with speculation on whether or not Aaron Rodgers can continue to be a world-beater in 2021 as well as what to make of this potentially Aaron Jones-less backfield. Ian gushes over the potential for Curtis Samuel to fit into the offense before Paul ends things with a bold offseason take.

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0:00.0	another separate Smash
0:07.5	fucthing for
0:12.0	38 Series with a look at the
0:13.0	green bat Packers
0:15.0	certainly seem like you know
0:16.0	a hell of a regular season
0:18.5	one that was hopefully going
0:22.8	to need to more playoff
0:23.3	success or we really only
0:24.7	saw them look mortal once
0:26.1	all year and you in that
0:29.5	time. These are not games I
0:30.8	seemingly exposed the leagues
0:32.0	number one rank scoring
0:33.1	offense by any stretch of the
0:34.4	imagination. First round, you
0:36.1	know, comfortable victory of
0:37.1	the Rams. Things seem to be
0:38.2	looking up. Aaron Rodgers ne
0:39.7	ring is second Super Bowl
0:40.7	appearance. Not so fast. My
0:42.3	friends, Tim Bay Buccaneers
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