Locked On Packers

We debut our Locked On Top 100 today, and Jordan Love made the list. But where did Peter Bukowski rank him in the top 10 (OK, top 11) quarterbacks who made his ballot? Plus, what other Packers made the cut for him, and where did they land? Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

What players will the Green Bay Packers rely on most to reach their ceiling in 2025? Plus, why the narrative around Jordan Love's "recklessness" is totally wrong. And the state that perfectly explains Rashan Gary's 2024 season. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

If the Green Bay Packers had a Mount Rushmore, what four players would make it? Who would we have to keep off the list? Plus, Anthony Belton is one of 30 second-round picks still unsigned. What the heck is going on there? Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

There's consensus around the best handful of quarterbacks in the NFL but an opportunity after that for Jordan Love. If he can put himself in that mix as QB5 or QB6 in the NFL, the Packers will be good enough to win a Super Bowl. Plus, how much will Jeff Hafley switch up how he plays coverage with Jaire Alexander gone and Nate Hobbs in? Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Jordan Love is a top-10 quarterback, but he plays for a top-10 coach, behind a top-10 offensive line, with a top-5 running back, and a solid group of pass-catchers. So, who has it better than Love? Plus, the fringe roster players who could push to start. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Jordan Love had some problems last year, but that doesn't mean Love has those problems. Confused? You're not alone. Plus, why Xavier McKinney won't have a Year 1 like De'Vondre Campbell after earning his All-Pro selection. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The Green Bay Packers defense got MUCH better in 2024, and there was nothing unsustainable about the way they did it. Plus, why Dontayvion Wicks isn't the answer for Green Bay against man coverage (but we'll tell you who is). Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Matt LaFleur doesn't have a coaching tree beyond the inglorious failings of Nathanial Hackett, and that's a problem, but it also has its advantages for the Green Bay Packers. Plus, can this roster be as good against the run this season? And there's a linebacker spot up for grabs. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Plenty of Green Bay Packers fans would love to see their team treat their title chances like some of the most aggressive NBA teams, but there's a reason NFL teams don't usually act that way. Plus, how many playcallers would you take over Matt LaFleur? And if the Packers receivers could just be normal on third down, this could be the best offense in football. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

T.J Watt isn't happy with his contract in Pittsburgh. The Steelers are all in and have a difficult cap situation. The Packers can fix this for both sides and it's time for Green Bay to take a big swing. Plus, why is there STILL so much disrespect for the offense? (Hint: Fantasy brain is real). Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The Green Bay Packers will content in 2025, but who are the players expected to be essential this year and for years to come? Plus, who are the players who, with a little growth and development, can take this team to the next level? Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Jordan Love may not be the best QB in the league, but how close does he have to get to make the Green Bay Packers bona fide contenders? Brian Peacock and Matt Williamson from Peacock and Williams talk with Peter Bukowski about this question and much about around the 2025 Green Bay Packers. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

One play, you're a guard, another, you're a tackle. There's always someone coming for your spot. Is this the best way to find a "best five" along the offensive line? Hall of Fame tackle Joe Thomas says the Packers have it right and do it as well as any team in the NFL. He explains why, but cautions that there are still challenges to navigate. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Christian Watson could be back from his ACL injury even faster than we thought and that has impacts large, small, good, and TBD on the way this team looks in 2025. Plus, have we discussed the wrong offensive lineman in a potential Trey Hendrickson trade? Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The Green Bay Packers had a very good secondary last year despite not getting much from Jaire Alexander. Weird, right? Except it's not. We talk about why (and why they'll be fine this season). Plus, Brian Gutekunst is standing pat at cornerback for now, but looking at extensions for key players elsewhere.   Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Jaire Alexander signed with the Baltimore Ravens for a fraction of what he was owed by the Green Bay Packers who offered their own meager deal. It's clear both sides wanted to move on here. Plus, Alexander is yet another top-of-market contract that didn't work out for Brian Gutekunst. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

New Packers president Ed Policy said his goal is to keep the team in Green Bay, and some people decided to freak out like there was a chance they might leave. They're not leaving, and Policy isn't going to start interfering in football stuff. Plus, Devonte Wyatt is the forgotten X-factor to this pass rush. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The Green Bay Packers decided talent and personnel weren't the problem with the pass rush; coaching was. We'll find out right away in training camp if they were right. Plus, why the receiver hierarchy won't change early, and what training camp will tell us about the offensive line. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The Packers cut Jaire Alexander in part because they didn't want to pay him to not play. That makes any criticism of a low-ball Green Bay offer a little silly. They didn't think he'd play! Plus, speaking of injuries, some rookies are already behind. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Matt LaFleur believes in letting players compete, to the point he's one of the few (if not only) coaches to allow heavy rotations so players can earn starting spots. This is a team built to embrace that mentality, with versatility all over it. Plus, could Isaiah Siimmons translate his versatility into a real role with the Packers? Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…