Packers' Edge Rusher Patience: Maximizing Value

0:00On March 21st, Packers fans have been pushing for more edge rushers this off-season, but the team is holding off for good reason. Analysts say, Green Bay is smart to avoid rushing into deals right now, focusing instead on bigger picture moves for the defense. The key factor is compensatory draft picks, which lock in on June 1st. By waiting past that date, the Packers can chase veteran free agents without risking those extra selections they might earn from recent player losses. Let's get the frustration with thin edge depth, but experts point out that proven players often stay unsigned well into the summer. Guys like Jadevian Clowney and Kyle Van Noy have landed solid roles in September before, proving the market isn't dry that late. To secure those picks, General Manager Brian Gutecklundst, could target players released by other teams or simply hold out until training camp. Most depth signings anyway won't break the bank or change the core lineup. This patient approach keeps options open and maximizes value as camp ramps up, setting

1:02the Packers up strong for the long haul.