The Green Bay Packers are keeping faith in Lukas Van Ness, their first-round draft pick, despite an underwhelming start to his NFL career. While Van Ness's PFF grades slipped from 62.3 as a rookie to 53.5 in his second year, historical trends provide hope. Notably, seven out of 20 comparable pass rushers drafted in the top 16 from 2015 to 2022 broke out in their third year, improving their PFF grades significantly. Despite concerns about his run defense, which stands at a dismal 46, there are signs of life in Van Ness's pass-rushing performance, having improved his win rate from 6.9% to 9.5%. With ample room for growth, Packers management remains optimistic, recalling the development of previous top picks like Rashan Gary.