Dave Sinykin

2 weeks ago | zonecoverage.com | Dave Sinykin

The NFL draft experts have issued their report cards, and let’s just say Gutey and his staff did not make this year’s honor roll. The general consensus seems to be that the Green Bay Packers were in the bottom 25% in the league when it comes to their 2025 draft class. Of course, we all know this means absolutely nothing. It takes 3-4 years to properly evaluate a team’s draft.

3 weeks ago | zonecoverage.com | Dave Sinykin

This is my 16th year putting together a seven-round mock draft for the Green Bay Packers, and I have yet to hit on their Day 1 pick. I seem to get one guy right most years (Romeo Doubs and Kitan Oladapo most recently), but Gutey always finds a way to surprise me on opening night. I’m less certain than usual this year. I think there are six guys on their board who are projected to be gone, but if one of them falls to them, I think they’ll scoop him up.

4 weeks ago | zonecoverage.com | Dave Sinykin

The NFL draft is less than a week away, and Green Bay Packers fans all have the same things on their minds. Is this the year Gutey pounces on a receiver in the first round? Will he trade up? Will he infuriate the thousands of Cheeseheads on hand and trade back? I think it’s safe to say he won’t trade completely out of the first round, and there’s a decent chance he will move off of No. 23, either up or down. All I know is that I like 10 guys a lot and would be happy with any one of them.

Feb 10, 2025 | zonecoverage.com | Mitch Widmeier |Felipe Reis |Dave Sinykin

Comparing the end of the 2023-24 campaign to the end of this season may have made Green Bay Packers fans wonder if the team had taken a step back. After bursting onto the scene in Jordan Love‘s first year as a starter, the Packers offense sputtered toward the finish line this year with three consecutive losses, including their swift exit from the playoffs in a 22-10 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Feb 10, 2025 | zonecoverage.com | Felipe Reis |Dave Sinykin |Brandon Virk |Felipe Reis Aceti

If the Green Bay Packers learn anything from last night’s Super Bowl, it’s that building the trenches matters. The Philadelphia Eagles held Patrick Mahomes to a career-worst -19.3 EPA, ending his nine-game postseason streak of positive EPA. They pressured him 26 times and sacked him six (a career high). They also did it all without blitzing once on his 42 dropbacks. Philadelphia’s dominance in the trenches wasn’t just on defense – it was a huge reason Jalen Hurts took home Super Bowl MVP.