Packers Face Massive Free Agency Losses

0:00It's March 6, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Green Bay Packers are bracing for a tough free agency period as their top four unrestricted free agents are projected to leave for massive deals. Elsewhere. Quarterback Malik Willis, wide receiver Romeo Dubs, left tackle Rashid Walker and linebacker Kway Walker could sign contracts worth a combined two. $115 million with $132 million guaranteed. ESPN analyst Dan Graziano made these predictions based on his scouting of the market. Legal tampering opens on Monday with the new league year starting next week. That means teams can start negotiating right away and expect plenty of big spending. The Packers might get some future compensation in the form of 2027 draft picks if they lose these players without matching offers. Fans and analysts see this as the changing of the guard in Green Bay. The team plans to slide rookie Jordan Morgan into the left tackle spot, signaling they're

1:00ready to move on. While these departure sting, the Packers have depth and could rebuild quickly through the draft. Graziano's breakdowns highlight strong fits for each player. Willis could land with the Cardinals under a familiar coach. Dubs might head to the 49ers for a Scheme upgrade, Walker is eyed by tackle needy. Dubs like the Browns and Quee Walker's market remains the wild card despite interest from the Raiders. Overall, this free agency wave underscores how premium positions command top dollar. Keep an eye on Monday for the first real moves as these projections could come true fast. The Daily News Now is grateful to our sponsor for today's episode. What is cooler than cool, a pillow that plays your sound? S-O-L-I-SoliPilo.com