Packers must shore up this position to realize Super Bowl potential

You've got to give credit to Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst.

In the span of two offseasons, he's transitioned from Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers to Jordan Love, while completely rebuilding the offense around Love and fortifying a defense that is stacked with first-round talent.

The Packers have a roster that can be good. Very good. Super Bowl good. That's incredible considering last offseason some were wondering whether or not there would be a spark of life in the post-Rodgers era.

Now, the Packers have to go out and live up to their potential on the field, but just weeks away from a Sept. 6 matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles in São Paulo, Brazil, the Pack still have one glaring weakness.

Green Bay's kicker position is so volatile at the moment that the team brought in three (yes, three) more kickers to work out for an open roster spot the other day. That is telling on its own, but then consider the fact that there's already a two-kicker battle brewing between second-year kicker and draft pick Anders Carlson and veteran kicker Greg Joseph, who the Packers brought in after he spent the past three seasons with the Minnesota Vikings.