By Tzvi Machlin The Green Bay Packers’ decades-long streak of not taking a wide receiver in the first round of the NFL Draft extended another year when they went all defense last night. But this time, the team decided to defend the decision. Speaking to the media, Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst made it clear that the team would not “reach” for a wide receiver just to give star quarterback Aaron Rodgers more weapons. He said that the team can use their remaining nine draft picks to get other receivers at better value. “I think having weapons for him to go to is important,” Gutekunst sa…