Concerns about the Green Bay Packers' cornerback depth persist, especially in the absence of Jaire Alexander. Despite a shaky perception, recent games have shown positive performances from lesser-known players like Carrington Valentine and Keshan Nixon. This podcast argues that the Packers' defensive strength lies in their safety duo, Xavier McKinney and Evan Williams, reminiscent of previous successful NFL teams that thrived with strong safety play over star corners. The discussion delves into how the Packers' unique defensive setup may negate the need for top-tier corner depth, creating a competitive edge in the NFC.