The Green Bay Packers managed to secure 11 wins despite finishing with only three players in the Pro Football Focus Top 100. This achievement showcases the depth of the roster and the coaching staff's effectiveness, particularly under Matt LaFleur and Jeff Halley. An upcoming offseason will force the front office to address how to elevate the talent level, especially in the context of their competitive NFC peers.

High-end talent is lacking compared to teams like the Eagles and 49ers, who had significantly more players featured in PFF's list. With notable offseason moves, including the signings of Josh Jacobs and Xavier McKinney, the Packers have focused on improving their standing. Players like Kenny Clark and Rashan Gary need to return to form to elevate the team’s competitive edge.

As they approach the draft, questions arise about which players can emerge as elite talents from their current roster. The organization is poised for challenges; with Jordan Love expected to take the reins, it will be crucial to observe how the roster evolves under his leadership and how the front office maneuvers through trades and picks to enhance team dynamics.