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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Packerlifer" data-source="post: 537390" data-attributes="member: 1242">The most crucial resigning on offense is probably Evan Dietrich-Smith. The Pack won't want to go thru another experience like they had when Scott Wells left two years ago. J.C. Tretter may be a developmental prospect but having a converted tackle, who missed most of his rookie season with injury isn't the guy you want to go into the next season as your center.       The article didn't cover a complete list of eligible Packers free agents. Finley is done. James Jones and James Starks could be expendable, although it would be nice to see them back for depth. But Nelson, Cobb and Boykin can be the 3 wideouts and the Packers have a knack for finding another guy or two each year to fill out the fourth and fifth spots.     Starks would be wise to stay in Green Bay as back-up and change of pace back; a role in which he flourished this season. But the lure of being a starter elsewhere for more money could overrule that and he could return to being an injured player for another team with an increased exposure. The Packers now have Eddie Lacy and the pending return and development of DuJuan Harris and Jonathan Franklin.      After the way the defense played and players with injury histories I can't see Packers free agents on defense being a particularly hot commodity to other clubs or irreplaceable in Green Bay.</blockquote>

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