The more I look at it, the more I think the Green Bay Packers will not be picking 52 overall come day two of the 2026 NFL draft.

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one sports podcast network. On the show today, I think it trade up. I think it trade down.

They could all be in the cards for the Green Bay Packers. And I want to talk through some of the scenarios there with what's going on.

And this draft, I think I have found a way to express to you just how crazy this draft is in terms of the way

these players are viewed, the consensus. Consensus in this draft is a misnomer. I don't know that

there is a lot of consensus in this draft, but let's start with potential trade up options

for the Green Bay Packers. If they use, okay?

Now, I like to use the Rich Hill Trade Chart.

So the Rich Hill Trade Chart is a model that was created based on actual trades that have gone

down over the last, let's say, decade.

I don't know exactly what the number is.

And so it is an updating of the Jimmy Johnson trade chart,

which was used for years,

but has now become outdated.

Every NFL team has analytics people that they use.

And frankly, it was Kasi Ad dofumenza thinking that he had

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