Rasheed Walker Says Packers Can Go Undefeated, 'I Don't Really See Who Is Better'

Green Bay Packers left tackle Rasheed Walker has high expectations for his team following a 2-0 start to the 2025 season.

"I think we can go undefeated," Walker told reporters. "Personally, I feel like we could have went undefeated the past two seasons."

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

Green Bay has opened its 2025 campaign with wins over the Detroit Lions and Washington Commanders, two teams that finished with a combined record of 27-7 in 2024.

The pair of victories have been decisive, with the Packers holding a two-score advantage at the end of each contest.

Green Bay has excelled on both sides of the ball, ranking No. 6 in scoring offense and No. 4 in scoring defense among all NFL teams through two weeks.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love has thrown for 480 yards and four touchdowns without getting picked off, averaging 9.1 yards per attempt.

Meanwhile, the blockbuster offseason addition of Micah Parsons has already started to pay dividends. Parsons has accounted for 1.5 of Green Bay's eight sacks this season, with the team tied for the second-most in the NFL.

Walker has also looked sharp to open the year, owning a 68.4 overall grade from Pro Football Focus. He hasn't allowed a sack or committed a penalty in 116 snaps.

While the Packers may not win each of their next 15 games, a third consecutive trip to the playoffs could be on the horizon.

The strongest test of the season for Green Bay will likely come in Week 10. The Packers will host the Philadelphia Eagles, as the defensing champions won their past matchup in the Wild Card round of last season's playoffs.

Green Bay and Philadelphia are set to face off on Nov. 10.