Packers Lock In Reed, Plan Extensions For Watson & Kraft

0:00On April 25th, Packers just locked in White Receiver Jaden Reed with a three-year contract extension worth $50,250,000 in new money, including $20,000,000 guaranteed. This deal keeps him in Green Bay through the long haul after a solid start to his career. Earlier this offseason, they traded Dante Vian Wix to the Philadelphia Eagles and lost Romeo Daubs to the New England Patriots in free agency. That leaves Matthew Golden, who's on his rookie deal heading into his second year in 2026, as another key piece in the mix. General manager Brian Goudekunce addressed the future Friday night, saying the team plans to target extensions for Christian Watson and tied end. Tucker Kraft, next. He called Watson a priority, but wouldn't promise both stay, noting they let good players walk to focus on locking up the right ones. Reed missed time last season with a fractured collarbone, plus surgeries for a broken clavicle, and a Jones fracture in his left foot, playing just. Seven games. Still, over three years, he's got 138 catches for 1,857 yards and 15 touchdowns.

1:07With a thinner receiver room now, Reed steps into a bigger role this fall, and Goudekunce made it clear. They extended him because he straight up helps them win games eyes on how Green Bay build around that core moving forward. That wraps NFL news today brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.