Packers' Low-Risk Draft Day Moves

0:00It's April 3rd. You're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage. I'm Cory with the story. Free agencies hottest phase is done, so NFL eyes are on the 2026 draft. But Packers GM Brian Guterkunst keeps roster work rolling year-round. Three free agents still out there that could plug keyholes, corner Trevon digs for secondary depth, vet edged rusher Cameron Jordan to boost the pass, rush, and Lyman James Daniels to steady the offense. Digs got cut by Green Bay after last season to duck his $14,500,000 base salary next year. This two-time pro-bola and ex-all pro barely saw snaps lately, like just 33 against Minnesota and one in the playoffs. Still, he come cheap and short the corner room without breaking the bank. Edge needs help big time after trading with Sean Gary, losing Kingsley and AgBerry and with Micah Parsons sidelined early. Inter 36-year-old Cameron Jordan fresh off 15 years with New Orleans. Duce got 8 pro-boles, 3-all pro-nods, and 10.5 sacks

1:06last year, second among actors with 132 career. Reports link him to the Pack as a specialist. Offensive lines struggled in 2025 and Elton Jenkins is gone. They kept Sean Ryan at center, but need more grid up front. James Daniels brings 85 starts at guard in center spots. Rookie Anthony Belton might push for right guard, but Daniels' experience could lock it down if his injury check clears from two straight, season enders. Guter Kunz left the door wide open, saying though hunt upgrades even after the draft. These vets offer smart, low-risk moves to fortify Green Bay without splashy cash, keeping the Packers competitive deep into the year.