Packers Target Practical Free Agents for Offense, Defense

0:00For the NFL, it's March 5th. Here's what's happening. The Green Bay Packers faced some roster challenges heading into free agency with limited cap space compared to last year. General Manager Brian Goudacunst plans to target practical mid-tier players rather than big splashes to build for the long term while preserving. Flexibility for draft picks A top option is center-tiler by Add As, a Wisconsin native recently released by the Washington commanders. Signing him would plug a keyhole on the offensive line without costing compensatory draft picks, making it a low-risk move. Meanwhile, veteran defensive tackle Callie Campbell stands out as another realistic fit at 37 years old. His experience could boast through the interior line, especially with ties to defensive schemes the team likes. The Packers recently restructured safety, Xavier McKinney's contract to free up some cap room, though the exact amount remains unclear. Reports also link them to a Cincinnati Bengals cornerback who's a pending free agent with a $27 million deal.

1:02These steps show Green Bay focusing on smart, affordable upgrades at center, defensive tackle, and cornerback to stay competitive in a tough NFC. Without over-committing, this story is made possible by our sponsor, See the episode description. It is a pillow that plays your podcast and music without earbuds, built for listening in bed, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.