It has been pointed out, debated, and written about (including by yours truly) ad nauseam throughout the entire offseason – the Green Bay Packers are trotting out a brand-new starting quarterback for the first time in 15 years and surrounding him with young and unproven receiving options, a recipe that likely will result in far more headaches than jubilant cheers from those donning the green and gold, both inside and outside of the building. The regular season is still weeks ago and preseason results shouldn’t necessarily be treated as the end-all-be-all, but allow me to dust off the hot-take machine and predict that the team’s passing attack will be better in 2023 than most expected.
The Packers' Passing Attack Will Be Better Than Most Expected
