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<blockquote data-quote="Dantés" data-source="post: 1075729" data-attributes="member: 12283"><p>The Packers pushed their chips in with the Micah Parsons move. That doesn't guarantee that they will continue to add at the deadline (I actually think the most likely outcome is that they don't), but I would not be shocked to see them continue adding. They're in a "win now" window. </p><p></p><p>Here are the positions where I think they could look to add, ranked by priority:</p><p></p><p><strong>Defensive Tackle: </strong>The Packers have not gotten very many snaps out of their current group. Brooks leads the way at 64%, then Wooden at 52%, and Wyatt at 37% (obviously injury factoring there). Stackhouse (who they clearly don't want to be playing) and Brinson (a rookie 6th round pick) have combined for 29% of snaps. When you put all of that together, what you find is that, on average, they're using 1.8 DT's per snap (even including goal line and short yardage). They're making up for it by playing DE's a lot inside-- LVN, Parsons, and Sorrell. Getting Wyatt back will help a lot, but they're still thin. </p><p></p><p><strong>Punt Returner: </strong>I'm not sure if they would be willing to carry a specialist, but they really need one. </p><p></p><p><strong>Tight End: </strong>The Packers love to use 12 personnel. Kraft is on the field for 91% of snaps, while Musgrave and Fitzpatrick are combining for 55%. They also continue to carry Ben Sims. So they clearly want to use the TE position heavily, but behind Kraft, the other players have combined for 9 catches on 10 targets for 65 yards and 1 TD. One wonders if defenses will stop respecting Musgrave and Fitzpatrick as pass catching options at some point, eating into the effectiveness of the personnel grouping. Of course, Watson and Reed returning might mean they move away from 12 personnel altogether. </p><p></p><p><strong>Cornerback: </strong>I doubt that they will make any kind of real move here. Nixon is starting and they aren't going to fully bench Hobbs right after paying him (especially since he's still on his way back from an injury). However, I could see wanting more depth. </p><p></p><p><strong>Running Back: </strong>Josh Jacobs plays a ton of snaps for the position (71% so far). Now they are more than likely just banking on the return of Lloyd to help here, but I see a sliver of a chance that they're done counting on him to stay healthy and decide to protect themselves from a potential Jacobs' injury. </p><p></p><p>Here are the teams that I see as sellers at the deadline, ranked by likelihood: <strong>Jets, Saints, Titans, Raiders, Dolphins, Cardinals, Browns</strong></p><p></p><p>So then here are the players at the above positions on said teams who I think would be moveable (they're FA's in 2026 or 2027):</p><p></p><p><strong>DT:</strong></p><p></p><p>-Maliek Collins, Browns</p><p>-Sebastian Joseph-Day, Titans</p><p>-Calais Campbell, Cardinals</p><p>-Dalvin Tomlinson, Cardinals</p><p>-Harrison Phillips, Jets</p><p>-Benito Jones, Dolphins</p><p></p><p><strong>PR:</strong></p><p></p><p>-Greg Dortch, Cardinals</p><p>-Rashid Shaheed, Saints</p><p>-Tre Tucker, Raiders</p><p></p><p><strong>TE:</strong></p><p></p><p>-David Njoku, Browns</p><p>-Chig Okonkwo, Titans</p><p>-Foster Moreau, Saints</p><p></p><p><strong>CB:</strong></p><p></p><p>-Alontae Taylor, Saints</p><p>-Roger McCreary, Titans</p><p></p><p><strong>RB:</strong></p><p></p><p>-Breece Hall, Jets</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dantés, post: 1075729, member: 12283"] The Packers pushed their chips in with the Micah Parsons move. That doesn't guarantee that they will continue to add at the deadline (I actually think the most likely outcome is that they don't), but I would not be shocked to see them continue adding. They're in a "win now" window. Here are the positions where I think they could look to add, ranked by priority: [B]Defensive Tackle: [/B]The Packers have not gotten very many snaps out of their current group. Brooks leads the way at 64%, then Wooden at 52%, and Wyatt at 37% (obviously injury factoring there). Stackhouse (who they clearly don't want to be playing) and Brinson (a rookie 6th round pick) have combined for 29% of snaps. When you put all of that together, what you find is that, on average, they're using 1.8 DT's per snap (even including goal line and short yardage). They're making up for it by playing DE's a lot inside-- LVN, Parsons, and Sorrell. Getting Wyatt back will help a lot, but they're still thin. [B]Punt Returner: [/B]I'm not sure if they would be willing to carry a specialist, but they really need one. [B]Tight End: [/B]The Packers love to use 12 personnel. Kraft is on the field for 91% of snaps, while Musgrave and Fitzpatrick are combining for 55%. They also continue to carry Ben Sims. So they clearly want to use the TE position heavily, but behind Kraft, the other players have combined for 9 catches on 10 targets for 65 yards and 1 TD. One wonders if defenses will stop respecting Musgrave and Fitzpatrick as pass catching options at some point, eating into the effectiveness of the personnel grouping. Of course, Watson and Reed returning might mean they move away from 12 personnel altogether. [B]Cornerback: [/B]I doubt that they will make any kind of real move here. Nixon is starting and they aren't going to fully bench Hobbs right after paying him (especially since he's still on his way back from an injury). However, I could see wanting more depth. [B]Running Back: [/B]Josh Jacobs plays a ton of snaps for the position (71% so far). Now they are more than likely just banking on the return of Lloyd to help here, but I see a sliver of a chance that they're done counting on him to stay healthy and decide to protect themselves from a potential Jacobs' injury. Here are the teams that I see as sellers at the deadline, ranked by likelihood: [B]Jets, Saints, Titans, Raiders, Dolphins, Cardinals, Browns[/B] So then here are the players at the above positions on said teams who I think would be moveable (they're FA's in 2026 or 2027): [B]DT:[/B] -Maliek Collins, Browns -Sebastian Joseph-Day, Titans -Calais Campbell, Cardinals -Dalvin Tomlinson, Cardinals -Harrison Phillips, Jets -Benito Jones, Dolphins [B]PR:[/B] -Greg Dortch, Cardinals -Rashid Shaheed, Saints -Tre Tucker, Raiders [B]TE:[/B] -David Njoku, Browns -Chig Okonkwo, Titans -Foster Moreau, Saints [B]CB:[/B] -Alontae Taylor, Saints -Roger McCreary, Titans [B]RB:[/B] -Breece Hall, Jets [/QUOTE]
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