Packers' Free Agency Focus: Defense, Defense, Defense

0:00You're listening to NFL News today, subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The Green Bay Packers stay quiet on day 1 of the legal tampering period ahead of free agency. They have about $14 million in cap space, but that number will shift when the league year starts on March 11th. The team needs defensive help, especially at cornerback, safety and linebacker, rather than chasing top defensive tackles or edge rushers. With backup quarterback Malik Willis now signed to the Miami Dolphins, the Packers will need a new number 2 option eventually. Still, bolstering the defense makes sense against division foes like the Bears and Lions, who have dynamic offenses and strong quarterbacks. One prime target is quarterback Ric Willen from the Seattle Seahawks. The fifth round pick out of Texas, San Antonio shown as a rookie in 2022, leading the league with six interceptions and earning a pro bowl. Nod. Last season, he had 12 passes defenced, one pick and 41 tackles in 16 games, plus solid

1:01play offsets, safety. Kevin Byard could be another splashy move, especially to counter the Bears. He led the league with seven interceptions last year, showing sharp instincts, deep covered skills, and hard hitting play across the field. Linebacker Devon Lloyd from the Jacksonville Jaguars rounds out the wish list after a break out 2025 season. The first rounder from Utah posted five interceptions, including a 99-yard pick, six, seven passes defenced, and 81 tackles, hoping. His team topped the AFC South. His speed and range would disrupt NFC North rivals. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Soley Pillow is a pillow with built-in headphones. Layback, press play, and disappear into what you are listening to. S-O-L-I, soleypillow.com.