All of the holes and weaknesses of the Packers was never going to be addressed in one offseason. There does have to be an understanding that there are a limited number of resources within an off-season in which to build a team, especially given the state of the Packers entering the offseason.
That said, it’s still premature to make any final determinations with the offense of the Packers after just 4 games. Not to mention the fact that the offense has been improved every single week thus far.
I too wanted another starting receiver this past offseason, as I wasn’t comfortable with who would be directly below Davante on the depth chart, but given how everything played out, I’m more than okay with the moves made by Gute this offseason, as he seems to have nailed most of it.
We’re finally back to having a respectable defense that we can win with. Offensive reinforcements are coming in the future, but until then, what we currently have is going to continue to mesh. And it isn’t going to be a bottom half offense in the league either.
Another point that many either don’t want to acknowledge (yet some like gbgary and flair take to a completely irrational level) is that Rodgers hasn’t yet starting clicking on all cylinders. Yes it is a new offense, but he’s missed some pretty basic throws that have stalled some drives. Once he really dials in and cleans that up, we’re going to be fine.