You're an idiot.

Part of the problem is that there is no way you could get anything commensurate in a trade. I mean, I wouldn't even take the Browns' entire 2018 draft for Aaron. I wouldn't take their 2018 and 2019 drafts--not like they would even offer that. I just don't think there is any offer that is plausible that makes any sense. Elite QBs are that special.
So in short, you don't trade the most gifted quarterback of all time when he still has the potential to be the best QB in the league for the next six years.
And to put the Packers in any tier seems like a futile endeavor at this stage of the game. The Packers are in the midst of major change: they have a new GM, a new DC, and they're re-building the offense from scratch. We don't know how much Jordy's absence will be felt. We don't know how well Graham will be integrated into the offense. We don't know how the DL plays with the addition of Wilkerson and the suspected growth of Clark, Lowry, and Adams. We don't know what the secondary will look like--or how it will play. There are a lot of question marks about this team.
That said, there should also be a lot of optimism surrounding this team. The offensive line, regardless of who lines up at RG, has the ability to be really good. The running backs are good and deep. The DL has a chance to be elite. Most importantly, 12 is healthy.
I also disagree with the notion that they haven't had a good draft in seven years. The 2017 class could be very good. Outside of the running backs, there wasn't a bunch of accrued snaps, but King, J. Jones, Adams, Biegel, Jones, and Williams all have opportunities to make major impacts in 2018. This might end up being one of the better drafts Thompson had.
The year prior, the Packers got Clark and Martinez, both of whom are ascending Pro-Bowl caliber starters. Lowry is also a good player on the come, and I still think Spriggs and/or Murphy end up developing into quality players. Fackrell and Davis are in line to receive increased opportunities, too.
There is a lot of uncertainty across these two drafts, but there's also a chance that, by season's end, these two draft classes look really, really good.
Aaron covers a lot of warts, but there is more talent on this team than people seem to recognize.