The Green Bay Packers<\/a> still made it to the Playoffs, but their Super Bowl ambitions were cut short at the very first hurdle against the Philadelphia Eagles<\/a>. <\/p>\n Dan Orlovsky is expecting a lot from the Packers\u2019 offense<\/a> this season, having been impressed with their 2025 NFL Draft.<\/p>\n Big changes have been made behind the scenes in Wisconsin, with Ed Policy becoming the new President of the Packers<\/a> as the organization looks to end its Super Bowl drought. <\/p>\n Despite being impressed with the structure of the Packers, Colin Cowherd<\/a> has admitted there is something which is really puzzling him at Lambeau Field.<\/p>\n Cowherd\u2019s concerns even have the presenter drawing some parallels between the Packers and the Indianapolis Colts<\/a>.<\/p>\n Ironically, Cowherd has tipped the Packers to win the NFC North<\/a> after stating he likes what he has seen from running-back Josh Jacobs. <\/p>\n But Cowherd thinks the lack of elite players at the disposal of LaFleur is a major concern as the Packers could lack identity on the field. <\/p>\n Speaking on The Herd, Cowherd has suggested the Packers are in danger of becoming the Colts in the sense of not having the star quality needed to become more than a well-run team. <\/p>\n \u201cGreen Bay is one of the mystery teams in the league because we know they\u2019re well run, we like their coach, no crazy owner, Mark Murphy is super bright, they draft and develop well,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \u201cBut they are the mystery team in the league because I can look at Washington and say: \u2018Who are their best five players? And point to guys.\u2019 Green Bay\u2019s best five players, I love Josh Jacobs, Kenny Clark is really good. <\/p>\n \u201cHave they become the Colts? Where we know they\u2019re well run, we know they\u2019ve got a good roster, but do they have stars? When you look at Philly, Detroit, and the Rams, we can pinpoint four\/five elite guys. So, my take is, what are the Packers apart from well run?\u201d<\/p>\n The Packers allowed Jaire Alexander to leave<\/a> last month, which may well be adding to the concerns Cowherd holds over the number of elite players on the roster. <\/p>\n Colin Cowherd impressed by Jordan Love development in Green Bay<\/p>\n Although Cowherd did not name quarterback Jordan Love<\/a> in the list of elite players he believes the Packers have in their roster, he did praise the 26-year-old about one thing he has witnessed this off-season.<\/p>\n![\"Green](\"https:\/\/www.rawchili.com\/nfl\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/07\/GettyImages-2219551623-2400x1600.jpg\")
Photo by Stacy Revere\/Getty ImagesColin Cowherd drops Indianapolis Colts concern about the Green Bay Packers<\/p>\n