Among the top remaining targets are potential fits at several positions. Edge rusher AJ Epenesa could provide rotational depth to complement new and returning players, offering a mid-term solution with upside. At running back, Emari Demercado of the Cardinals presents an efficient backup profile, led by strong yards-after-contact metrics, though his receiving contributions are limited. He would also be cost-effective from a compensatory-pick perspective, given the Cardinals’ handling of his restricted free-agent status.
In the tight end room, Will Dissly would bring a proven blocking presence and reliable pass protection, addressing a gap behind a developing duo at the position. Up front, Mekhi Becton—despite recent struggles—could serve as a versatile depth option or potential starter if he rebounds, particularly as a fifth man on the line. At quarterback, veteran Joe Flacco is viewed as a seasoned, if conservative, complement to Jordan Love, offering knowledge of the game to aid development without unsettled long-term implications.
Overall, Green Bay faces a clear path to further roster enhancement through selective additions that strengthen edge depth, backfield versatility, and the tight end and offensive line groups. The club’s moves this offseason reflect a balanced strategy: maintain cap flexibility while pursuing players who can contribute immediately and offer upside as the team contends for its next phase of competitiveness.
