The Green Bay Packers and general manager Brian Gutekunst know that more work needs to be done this offseason. While they were a competitive team in 2024, they were not one of the top Super Bowl contenders in the NFL.
With a strong offseason, they could greatly increase their chances of being an elite contender.
Keeping that in mind, where do the Packers need to upgrade the most? It sounds like they have identified the main areas that they would like to take a step forward in during the 2025 season.
Green Bay Packers Are Targeting These Huge Upgrades During 2025 Offseason
ESPN’s Rob Demovsky has shared some clarity on the matter. He revealed that an NFL agent has informed him that the Packers are expected to be very active this offseason searching for cornerback, defensive line, and wide receiver improvements.
All three of those positions could certainly use work.
Yesterday, the Green Bay Packers were linked to trade discussions with the Seattle Seahawks for star wide receiver DK Metcalf. There is no telling if those reports are accurate or not, as there were some differing reports on the matter. Davante Adams was another name that was mentioned.
Bringing in a cornerback would make a lot of sense. As most Packers fans are well aware of, it has been reported that Green Bay is discussing Jaire Alexander trades with other teams. If they move on from him, they will need to replace him.
One name that has come up as a target for the Packers at the position is New York Jets free agent D.J. Reed.
Adding more help to the defensive line could be a defensive tackle or some pass rushing help. Both areas the Green Bay Packers could look to improve.
Hopefully, Gutekunst and the front office will be able to get aggressive and make some moves. The Packers are not terribly far away from a championship. It’s time to go all-in and compete as hard as possible with the most talented roster they can put together.
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