Packers Didn’t Even Try to Trade Up | Jason Wilde Explains Why

The Packers had chances to move up — but they never even tried. In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Jason Wilde reveals that Green Bay did not seriously consider trading into the first round, choosing instead to stay patient and trust the board heading into Day 2 of the NFL Draft. 🚨 The Key Insight According to Jason Wilde: 👉 The Packers never picked up the phone to move up They believed it would be too expensive They were comfortable staying put And they like what’s still on the board 🧠 Why the Packers Stayed Put Even with a trade-heavy first round: Green Bay trusted their evaluations They believe quality players will be there at Pick 52 The strategy reflects their long-term approach 📊 Positions to Watch Wilde highlights three key needs: Cornerback Offensive line Defensive line 👉 Addressing two of these would be a successful night 🔄 Trade Possibilities Still Exist While they didn’t move up: The Packers could still trade up or back tonight Gutey may look to add picks Flexibility remains a big part of the plan 🧩 Backup QB Conversation The segment also touches on: Why trades for guys like Anthony Richardson or Will Levis are unlikely The idea that Desmond Ritter may already be their backup plan Continued commitment to internal development