I heard this last night after my run/walk and was going to post it. David is basically saying when your future Hall of Fame QB leaves, you're automatically in a rebuild simply out of respect of the QB who left. The difference with his definition is it makes sense. Others definitions I've read over the interGoogle just don't really mesh with MY logic. Not saying they're wrong, I'm just saying I can't get behind the logic that supports the definition.

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What guys did they rid of? I don't recall anyone being cut/released and the only player traded that I recall is Aaron Rodgers, who clearly wanted to leave. 

Allen Lazard would have been nice to re-sign, but after the Lions game, it seemed quite obvious he wanted a change of scenario.
Robert Tonyan wasn't really that great in 2022, so not really sure he is even worth the contract the Bears (?) gave him.
Marcedes Lewis should have been replaced at least a year or two ago, but he is a good locker room guy.
Randall Cobb was not returning to Packers without Aaron, lol

Maybe I'm just not seeing the forest for the trees. 🤷‍♂️ 

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Exactly 💯 - Bakhtiari just tells the blunt truth (at least how he sees it), and in the football world, what we're doing is called rebuilding.

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This was fun to go over again.

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Packers rebuilt the receiving core!

Question is what's next for them to attempt to rebuild?

I'm hoping it's the linemen on both sides of the ball, but I'm expecting it to be the coverage units (ILB, S and CBs)

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I prefer soldifying the Oline first. Give Love time, he will beat u especially with the weapons he has. But I think we go LB first and then OT.