
The episode discusses the Green Bay Packers' offseason moves and their implications for the 2026 season.
The Green Bay Packers have already told us what they think went wrong last season. Now the question is whether they actually fixed enough of it.On this episode of Packers: DERAILED, J.J. Lahey and Jake Schyvinck look at Green Bay’s offseason through the lens of confidence. Were the 2025 Packers frauds, unlucky, or just too fragile once injuries started piling up? And after OTAs and minicamp, how should Packers fans feel about the plan for the 2026 season?We discuss what the Packers’ offseason moves reveal about their view of the roster, including Micah Parsons, the pass rush, Jonathan Gannon’s new defense, the cornerback room, the offensive line, the wide receiver hierarchy, and whether Matt LaFleur’s assistant coaching staff is good enough for a team with Super Bowl expectations.Jordan Love is good enough. That is not the concern. The bigger question is whether the Packers have the pass rush depth, cornerback answers, offensive line stability, special teams reliability, and coaching infrastructure to survive the season and make a real playoff run.Were injuries the real reason last season fell apart, or did the Packers expose deeper problems that still need to be solved?Packers…
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