
Should the Packers Go ALL IN for Dexter Lawrence?
From PackersNow by Ben Kurkowski
April 18, 2026 · 22 min · Season 2026 · Episode 392
About this episode
The episode discusses whether the Green Bay Packers should trade for Dexter Lawrence and the implications of such a move.
Should the Green Bay Packers stop playing it safe… and go ALL IN? With reports that Dexter Lawrence could be available for a 2nd + mid-round pick, this episode breaks down whether Green Bay should make the move—and what it would actually look like. We dive into: The REAL hit rate of Day 2 draft picks (and why it matters) Why relying on draft success is riskier than fans think How the Packers could structure a deal financially The Devonte Wyatt trade piece that makes this possible Why elite defensive linemen change EVERYTHING 💥 Plus: Full contract breakdown (year by year) Cap flexibility and exit strategy explained simply How this move impacts 2027 and beyond This isn’t just a trade idea… It’s a decision between building patiently—or going all in to win now. 🎧 If the Packers want a Super Bowl in the next 2 years… this is the conversation.
People in this episode
Host: Ben Kurkowski
Topics covered
- trade analysis
- NFL draft
- defensive linemen
- team strategy
- cap flexibility
Keywords
- Packers
- Dexter Lawrence
- trade
- NFL
- draft picks
- Devonte Wyatt
- cap space
- defensive line
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Organizations: Green Bay Packers
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