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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 978052">Thompson was in charge of the Packers drafts from 2010-17, therefore it doesn't make any sense to include those years when evaluating Gutekunst. Below you can find a list of teams rankings based on Pro Football Reference's approximate value accumulated for the team that drafted those players since 2018 (I understand it's not a perfect metric at all but I don't have any better to come up with).[ATTACH=full]18706[/ATTACH]According to those numbers the Packers have been an average team in the draft since 2018. There's no doubt Gutekunst has had success early in his tenure but starting with his miserable draft in 2020 they only rank 24th in that category. Considering the rookie class this year seems to be underwhelming as well the team might drop even further in that list.Therefore it's not correct to consider them one of the best in the league at selecting prospects. I highly doubt the Packers would try to recoup any of the money having been paid to Rodgers this year if he retires after the season.</blockquote>

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