A suggested significant trade involves the Green Bay Packers acquiring a promising wide receiver from an AFC team.
Regardless of whether Aaron Rodgers returns to the Green Bay Packers, it's clear that GM Brian Gutekunst and the front office must improve the team's receiving corps. With All-Pro receiver Davante Adams traded to the Las Vegas Raiders in the offseason, the Packers' offense was not the same without him in 2022. However, rookie Christian Watson displayed signs of potential stardom with nine total touchdowns in 14 games, while Allen Lazard, a pending free agent, led the team with 60 catches for 788 yards in 15 games.
NFL Analysis Network's Kenneth Teape proposed an appealing trade idea in which the Packers would acquire Denver Broncos' 2020 first-round pick Jerry Jeudy to address their need for another receiver. "Jerry Jeudy would be a nice addition, giving the Packers three young wide receivers to build their offense around," Teape wrote. "What would it cost to land Jerry Jeudy? The price likely isn't cheap given his combination of age and skill set. The Packers can offer a second and fourth-round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft and see if that is enough to get a deal done."
Jeudy is known for his elite route-running skills and is capable of winning at all levels of the field. While it's unclear if the Broncos are willing to trade him, Jeudy's potential acquisition by the Packers would be a great fit, particularly if they end up retaining Rodgers. Currently undecided about his future in football, the four-time league MVP has yet to determine if he will continue playing and, if so, whether he'll return to the Packers.
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20 FEVRIER | 97 ANSWERS A suggested significant trade involves the Green Bay Packers acquiring a promising wide receiver from an AFC team. Is Jerry Jeudy a good option for a WR-needy team? | ||
| Yes | 69 | 71.1 % |
| No | 28 | 28.9 % |
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