Heading into the 2020 NFL season there are some big questions that need to be answered. The NFL draft was supposed to answer some of their questions, but instead of answering them, they actually might have brought more questions up. Let's look at the three biggest questions for the Green Bay Packers heading into the 2020 season.
Will Aaron Rodgers be bought in?
Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy didn't have a great relationship towards the end of their time together. With the Packers deciding to bring in Jordan Love, there have to be some questions asked about how Rodgers is going to handle that. He has said all the right things so far, but if there starts to be some struggles early, will he throw the coaching staff or front office under the bus for how they used the first-round draft pick?
Could Rodgers just start trying to do what he wants with the offense and put some of the players against the coaching staff? The Packers might have opened a can of worms they aren't ready for.
Who will step up at wide receiver?
The Packers had a chance to select a solid wide receiver at the end of the first round, but instead went with Love. The big question now is who is going to step up at wide receiver.
Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling are the top two wideouts on the team. They also brought in Devin Funchess in hopes he can be the third wideout, but after that, there are all kinds of issues that need to be answered.
Is there enough talent outside to fit a top-level quarterback like Rodgers?
Is this now a run-first team?
The Packers' 2020 draft seems to suggest that the Packers would like to be a run-first team going forward. They drafted AJ Dillon in the second round to add to an already talented backfield that includes Aaron Jones and Jamal Williams.
Even with Aaron Rodgers under center could this be a team that takes the ball out of his hands by becoming a run-first offense. Signs seem to be pointing towards that, and we should know early in the season if that is the case.
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