The Green Bay Packers are not going to be a more talented team in 2026, but they can be a better, more complete team.

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I want to talk about offensive line continuity today.

We'll dig into that a little bit at the top.

And I want to talk about free agency and why it exists because it exists for moments like this.

We'll get there.

Let's start with a question that Zach Cruz from Packers Wire posed on social media the other day.

And that was, is this Packers team going to be more talented than the previous iteration of the Packers?

And my gut instinct was to say yes.

And I realized what I was arguing was not that they would be more talented,

but that the talented players would, that I believe would move into the roles of the

departing players would carry the day and make them ultimately a better team.

I think the 2026 team will be better than the 2025 team, but it will not be because they

are more talented.

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