Packers LT Rasheed Walker expects Green Bay to go undefeated this year because they are ‘pound for pound’ better than anyone on their schedule

Rasheed Walker and the Green Bay Packers are hilarious. You can tell this team is struggling to live up to the hype surrounding them with statements like this heading into Week 3 of the NFL season. 

Here’s offensive lineman Rasheed Walker telling reporters that the Packers are pound for pound better than anyone on Green Bay’s schedule and he fully expects them to go undefeated this year. 

Packers LT Rasheed Walker: “I think we can go undefeated, honestly.”

Packers LT Rasheed Walker: "I think we can go undefeated, honestly."

"Pound for pound, I look at these teams and I don't really see who is better than us."

Big confidence but the tone conveys no blustery bravado. Walker is just confident any day GB touches the field.#Packers pic.twitter.com/FhE68dHR0v

— Dave Schroeder (@SchroederWBAY) September 17, 2025

Good on you, Rasheed Walker.

I’m happy that you believe you are pound for pound better than any team on your schedule. The only problem with Rasheed Walker’s statement is that the Green Bay Packers don’t even believe they are pound for pound better than their opponents.

If they did, they wouldn’t have spent the entire offseason trying to get the Tush Push banned from existence, right? 

Not to mention, the Packers are playing the Philadelphia Eagles, Monday Night Football, November 10th, at Lambeau Field. The Eagles beat the Packers twice last year, once in the playoffs, and sent their entire organization into one big hissy fit over the Tush Push. 

Now I’m supposed to believe that after two weeks, Rasheed Walker and the Packers think they are pound for pound better than everyone else on their schedule? 

I mean seriously, what are we even doing here? 

The Packers beat a bad Week 1 Lions team 27-13. They beat a bad Commanders team in Week 2. Before we even arrive at Monday Night Football on November 10th, they have to play the Cowboys on the road which as much as I hate Dallas, I can see a loss there for Green Bay.

From there, they have the Joe Burrow-less Bengals, a sneaky good Cardinals team, and a road game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. November arrives and they play the lowly Carolina Panthers at home before the Birds on Monday night Football. 

I mean it’s not crazy to think there’s two or three losses there already, right? 

Hell, I would even put “trap game” all over the Browns heading into Sunday’s Week 3 matchup in Cleveland. 

Point being, Rasheed Walker’s words will bite him in the ass sooner than later. I never expected him to say anything less when asked about his team, but it is funny. 

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