Packernet Podcast: Daily Green Bay Packers Podcast AC Sports

In this episode of the Packernet Podcast, we dive into the latest press conferences and insights from the Packers' offensive coordinator Adam Stanovich and defensive coordinator Jeff Haffley.
On offense, Stanovich discusses the growth and leadership of QB Jordan Love, building the offense in year two, the departure of David Bakhtiari, and utilizing the running back and pass-catching weapons.
Switching to defense, Haffley talks about the ideal mold of safety with the addition of Xavier McKinney, the importance of speed at linebacker, cornerback depth behind Jaire Alexander, and transitioning Slayton into the new defensive scheme.
Host Ryan Schlipp breaks down the key takeaways and what it all means for the Packers going forward. Tune in for an in-depth discussion on the state of the Packers straight from the coordinators themselves.
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Packers Total Access | Offensive Coordinator Adam Stenovich Talks O Line & Greg Cosell Talks Up Javon Bullard
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In this episode, I take a deep dive into the recent debate comparing Jordan Love and Brock Purdy, providing an objective analysis using advanced stats and metrics to determine who had the better 2023 season. I also examine some flawed attempts by NFL media and analysts to evaluate the 2024 NFL Draft using data, exposing issues with their methodologies and conclusions, such as a recent model that dubiously ranked the Bears as having the best draft and the Packers as the worst. Additionally, I break down the rookie contracts signed by the Packers' draft class and what their salary cap impacts will be. Listen as I try to bring some logic and common sense to these discussions.
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[0:00] Introduction
[0:29] I examine the recent debate comparing Jordan Love and Brock Purdy, providing an objective analysis using advanced stats and metrics to determine who had the better 2023 season.
[4:16] Breaking down the flawed arguments and biases in the takes of NFL media members and analysts regarding Love vs Purdy.
[9:40] Analyzing Purdy and Love's performance in more depth, making the case that the key question is whose success is more trustworthy going forward.
[14:55] Comparing Purdy and Love head-to-head across various metrics and grades from the 2023 season.
[20:11] I review the rookie contracts signed by the Packers' 2024 draft class, what their salary cap impacts will be, and put the dollar amounts into perspective.
[24:09] More details on the contracts for the Packers' later round picks and the team's remaining cap space.
[28:53] I dissect some attempts to use analytics to grade the 2024 NFL Draft, exposing flaws in methodology and lack of proper context.
[34:06] Digging deeper into draft pick value, positional bias, and how it impacted teams' draft grades in one flawed model.
[39:45] Final thoughts on the pitfalls of NFL draft analysis, need for common sense and clarity when using data, and wrapping up.
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Packers Total Access | Jeff Hafley Is Excited About The Safety Room | Linebacker Talk & UDFA Breakdowns
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NFC North Tier Lists
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Packernet After Dark: Draft Philosophy
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