It's training camp time around the NFL, and one writer believes the Green Bay Packers could have a trade up their sleeves and it comes with the Pittsburgh Steelers, who have a massive need at a key position.

Sure, Aaron Rodgers will never be as good again as his prime with the Green Bay Packers, but the Pittsburgh Steelers are still getting a quality quarterback to run the show on the field in the coming 2025 NFL season.

Drafted in the first round of the 2005 draft, Rodgers didn’t start until the 2008 season after Green Bay moved on from Brett Favre. Once Rodgers took over, though, it didn’t take long for the Packers to dominate en route to winning the Super Bowl in 2010.

“At Packers camp today — coach Matt LaFleur says former OC Nathaniel Hackett has rejoined the staff in ‘an analyst role for our defense,’” Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer posted Thursday. “This is becoming more common across the league, where an offensive coach comes in to give the defense his perspective or vice versa.”

Head coach Matt LaFleur revealed Thursday that former offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett is back with the organization in “an analyst role for our defense,” per Albert Breer of TheMMQB.Hackett was once one of the bright,

The Green Bay Packers have dealt with plenty of turnover this offseason, and now, they are looking to put it all together for the start of the 2025 season. The

Nathaniel Hackett is back in Green Bay, but this time he’s switching sides. The former Packers offensive coordinator has returned to the team in a completely new role. Hackett will now serve as a defensive analyst, bringing his offensive expertise into meetings with the other side of the ball.

Aaron Rodgers stood alone in the backfield with 3:40 left on the clock.The NFC divisional round game between the San Francisco 49ers and Green Bay Packers was tied at 10.

Green Bay Packers training camp begins today. The offseason is effectively over. With that, ESPN’s Matt Bowen ranked the top 50 moves up to this point, including not only free agent signings but also trades and draft picks.