Stokes, Myers’ draft classmate, is likely gone. He has disappointed as a first-round draft pick, and the Packers declined to pick up his fifth-year option last offseason. He's a big reason the Packers will be seeking to upgrade their secondary this offseason.

But the Green Bay Packers have masterfully done that over the past two seasons, and the ultimate proof of that is how willing players are to help bring reinforcements in. After Josh Jacobs said that he would recruit players to join him in Green Bay,

Jordan Love on what is holding the Green Bay Packers back from being an elite team and he gives his thoughts on Super Bowl LIX in this one-on-one interview.

The Green Bay Packers face a lot of questions this offseason. You probably have questions about the Packers, too. PackersNews columnist Pete Dougherty is here to help. You can submit your questions in the form below and Pete will answer a selection of them in a roundup later in the week.

Adams followed up with a question regarding Green Bay's best kept secret eatery, to which Love quickly responded with the Italian restaurant, Angelina restaurant at 117 N. Adams St., in downtown Green Bay. Love is very familiar with the establishment, as he called it his favorite Green Bay restaurant before in an interview with Bleacher Report.

This year, the event will be particularly special for the Green Bay Packers and its fans, with the city of Green Bay hosting it for the first time ever. But maybe some things won't change much. Or at least this is what quarterback Jordan Love is expecting.

GREEN BAY − In our postseason grading of Green Bay Packers players, we gave quarterback Jordan Love a B-minus. In the full story on Packers quarterback grades, we explain how second-year-starter Love progressed in some aspects since his first season as a starter but regressed in others,