The headline features of the Green Bay Packers' Zaire Franklin trade are, firstly, well, Franklin, and second, outgoing defensive tackle Colby Wooden.
For the Packers, Franklin is a season removed from a Pro Bowl campaign at linebacker. For the Indianapolis Colts, Wooden is a young player on a cheap contract. From either perspective, meaningful players changed hands.
Amid all the justified excitement over Franklin (or equally justified dread given his abysmal 2025 grades), the overlooked fallout of the move is its impact on Green Bay's defensive interior. There were questions before, and now they are even more pressing.