The Cheesehead TV Draft Guide is here!

The 2024 Cheesehead TV Draft Guide is here!

For the 14th consecutive season, Cheesehead TV is pleased to present it's Pro Football Draft Guide! If you're new to Cheesehead TV and wondering what the Pro Football Draft Guide is about, it's a comprehensive NFL Draft preview, and the ORIGINAL NFL draft guide catered specifically to YOU - the Green Bay Packers fan. It comes to you as a digital download.

The publication includes:

• Over 250 college prospects ranked and analyzed by position from the top players to the undrafted free agents. Analysis of the top 20 players at each position.

• Game video of the top 3 prospects at each position.

• A position-by-position breakdown of the Packers roster to see how players will fit in Green Bay.

• In-depth feature articles on the Packers.

• An Interview with Packers Directer of Pro Personnel, Richmond Williams.

• Packers' team needs and those of all NFC North teams analyzed and discussed.

• An entire seven-round Packers-specific mock draft predicting who they'll select.

• A first round mock draft for every NFL team.

• A Top-100 prospect "Packers Big Board."

• Packers Draft Trivia

• Stunning graphic design and high-resolution color photography.

• And so, so much more.

Get your copy right here!

What Will The Cornerback Room Look Like In 2024?

Even with Keisean Nixon all but penciled in as the team’s nickel for the 2024 season, given the high price tag, I still think it behooves Gutekunst to spend at least one of the team’s 11 draft picks on a cornerback. As you may recall, Jaire Alexander was sidelined for 10 games last year, Rasul Douglas was traded to the Buffalo Bills at the trade deadline, and Eric Stokes only appeared in three games, leaving Carrington Valentine, a 2023 seventh-round rookie, and Corey Ballentine, who was signed to the practice squad in late September, as the two starters on the outside at various points throughout the season.

Plus, Alexander has played only 27 out of a possible 51 games over the last three seasons, and Stokes has been snake-bitten by injuries over the last two seasons, having played in only 12 games. Not to mention, Stokes is entering his fourth season; it is highly unlikely – if not guaranteed – that the Packers will not pick up his fifth-year option in May.

Take a closer look at the potential makeup of the cornerback room in 2024.

What makes the Packers such a well run franchise?

The Lass Word: Love Extension Could Become a Bargain

Time marches on. Perceptions change. Today four quarterbacks other than four-time league MVP and Super Bowl champion Aaron Rodgers have exceeded the $50 million per year average contract. Joe Burrow leads all at $55 million. Justin Herbert is next at $52.5. Lamar Jackson averages $52, and Jalen Hurts stands at $51 million. Not a single one of these players has won a Super Bowl. Only one of them (Jackson) has been an MVP.

Clearly, Ken Lass writes, it’s time to adjust our thinking as to what the cost of doing business with franchise quarterbacks should be.

Let's Talk Football with Tazim Wajed

CHTV co-founder Aaron Nagler talks football with Tazim Wajed, with a look at predraft visits and all things Green and Gold.

Last Chance on the Packers Sideline for Rich Bisaccia

What happened to Bisaccia's hiring being the cure the Packers needed for their lackluster Special Teams? It's hard to blame it on player personnel when the Packers have signed/drafted around five players of Bisaccia's choosing to help. Something's got to give, and quick.

A Career Defining Year Ahead for Isaiah McDuffie

Packers linebacker Isaiah McDuffie had been a bit of an afterthought up until this past season. In his rookie season, he saw the field in 13 games where he only logged snaps on special teams. In 2022, he finally got in on defensive snaps logging 17% of the snaps, and in 2023 he saw his snaps drastically increase as he saw action for 48% of all defensive snaps.

He saw his role increase and so did the stats as he finished second on the team to only Quay Walker with 86 tackles. The reason for the increase in his role on the defense was mainly due to injuries to DeVondre Campbell and Quay Walker during the season. But McDuffie certainly rose to the occasion and made plenty of big plays on defense to show he belonged there. And with the departure of DeVondre Campbell this offseason, it certainly looks like McDuffie will have an opportunity to prove he can be a starter.

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Are defensive tackle and edge rusher off the board for the Packers at 25?

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