Not many teams could lose their best cornerback and still boast a top-10 trio of CBs in the NFL. Such is the Packers’ outstanding turnover of cornerback talent that they should be able to sustain the loss of Casey Hayward to the Chargers and not miss a beat. All three of these corners went, on average, more than 10 snaps in coverage between receptions allowed; the Packers were one of only six teams to see their corners surrender completions so infrequently.

Unless they are heavily weighting for having Rodgers I don't see how the roster ranks that high.

It is the site making statements like this that make me really worry about their rankings.


If they have Hayward as the best CB they have problems. Don't get me wrong, I like our CB group a lot. but does PFF consider that teams were having enough success throwing against our LBs they didn't need to throw at the CB as much. That our defense was ranked in the 20 against the run so they don't have to throw at the CBs as much.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins 

I think they meant the loss of Tramon Williams last year.

Originally Posted by: mi_keys