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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 1047132" data-attributes="member: 13032">Yeah Engabare has flashed potential here and there but hasn't put anything together consistently.  So I think you're right,  Smith's departure - aside from the cap savings and 7th round pick - will give Cox and Mosby a chance.  Mosby looks interesting so why not see if there is something there?On a related note. and just my opinion - the mid-season trade deadline is used primarily by good teams who have one hole to patch, and by bad teams going nowhere collecting draft picks for a rebuild.  The deadline doesn't work well for a team like the Packers where the needs are deeper and long term (CB group, Edge rush group).  Those needs are better addressed in the offseason through the draft and FA.  I'm thinking of how Gluten transformed the S group last offseason with draft picks and FA (McKinney).For example, aside from Stokes' rookie year, I don't remember the last time GB had two solid, dependable CBs.  Yeah JA is very good when he can play, but everyone else is JAG.  It seems like the Packers have been trying to solve the CB problem for a long time.  That doesn't mean they should stop trying.  A combination of FA and the draft worked well for the S group, so why not for CBs?  They should have a decent amount of cap space for FA.</blockquote>

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