The Packers had a desperate need to re-install a culture of danger in their safety group after a disappointing 2023 season, and they went after it. They gave former Giants star Xavier McKinney a four year, $67 million contract with $23 million guaranteed, they selected Georgia do-it-all safety Javon Bullard in the second round, and they then took Oregon State’s Kitan Oladapo with the 169th overall pick in the fifth round. When you go from no safeties who can be deployed all over the field to three? Yeah, that’s pretty good.
