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JB extends his analysis to Green Bay, which recently traded away Aaron Rodgers and appears to be investing in quarterback Jordan Love. He believes Green Bay’s strategy—pairing Love with versatile pass rushers like Rashan Gary—indicates a different approach: build around a balanced defense and a solid offensive core rather than paying premium for pass rushers like Parsons.
He argues that Green Bay’s focus on developing young wide receivers and their cautious rebuilding aligns with a "win now" mentality that doesn't necessarily involve risky trades for high-profile pass rushers. He also notes that Green Bay had no equivalent trade involving young offensive skill-position players like Parsons, emphasizing their focus on solidifying their roster from within.