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Anthony Richardson

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ESPN’s Stephen Holder believes the Packers are a team to monitor for Colts QB Anthony Richardson, who is available via trade.

Previous reports have indicated that trade talks for Richardson are far enough along that a deal could be completed this weekend. The Buccaneers, Chiefs, Lions, Packers, Rams and Ravens have all reportedly checked in. While Holder reports that no deal is imminent, he points out the Packers, who lost backup QB Malik Willis this offseason, as the team to monitor. Compensation for Richardson in a trade is likely to be no more than a late-round draft pick. Richardson, who turns 24 in May, has started only 15 games in three seasons for the Colts.
Rasheed Walker

CAR Tackle #63

Panthers signed LT Rasheed Walker, formerly of the Packers, to a one-year, $10 million contract.

This is a great deal for the Panthers. Walker, a former seventh-round pick with the Packers, made just over $6 million on his rookie contract. This is a decent pay bump for him. Among NFL tackles with at least 490 left tackle snaps, Walker’s 69.3 PFF pass-blocking grade ranks 21st. The Panthers lost starter LT Ikem Ekwonu to a patellar tendon rupture during their Wild Card Round loss to the Rams last year. While Ekwonu is undoubtedly rehabbing the injury rigorously, he return date is still being determined. Panthers backup OT Yosh Nijman also retired earlier this week. Signing Walker gives them a reliable, if non-elite, starter in 2026.
Emanuel Wilson

SEA Running Back #23

Seahawks signed RB Emanuel Wilson, formerly of the Packers, to a one-year contract.

The former undrafted free agent concluded a three-year run with the Packers by banking career highs in carries (125), targets (17), receptions (15) and receiving yards (99). He finished as a half-PPR RB3 twice, as an RB2 twice and as an RB1 once. The Seahawks will likely continue adding players to their backfield, but with RB Kenneth Walker now on the Chiefs’ roster and RB Zach Charbonnet rehabbing a torn ACL, Wilson is tentatively in line for early-season usage, if not longer. This is a good landing spot for the capable rotational player. The deal is worth up to $2.1 million.
Yosh Nijman

CAR Tackle #77

Yosh Nijman retired after seven seasons in the NFL.

Nijman entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Packers in 2019. He signed on with the Panthers in 2024. Nijman took his first regular season snaps in 2020 as backup left tackle. Over the course of his career, Nijman played more than 975 offensive snaps at both left and right tackle, playing primarily on the left with the Packers and primarily on the right with the Panthers.
Ben Sims

MIA Tight End #89

Dolphins signed TE Ben Sims, formerly of the Vikings, to a one-year contract.

The move reunites Sims with new Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley, who previously served as the Packers’ defensive coordinator. Sims, 25, signed on with the Vikings as an undrafted free agent in 2023. He was waived at the end of the preseason and signed by the Packers. He remained a Packer through 2024 before signing on with the Vikings once again in 2025. Through three pro seasons, Sims has caught 11-of-14 targets for 93 yards and one touchdown.
Zayne Anderson

MIA Safety #39

Dolphins agreed to terms with S Zayne Anderson, formerly of the Packers.

Anderson earned a 74.3 PFF special teams grade in the regular season, ranking fourth-best among Packers players with at least 100 qualifying snaps. He totaled eight special teams tackles and led the team with two fumble recoveries as well. Anderson contributes minimally as a coverage defender, but his presence gives new Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley a reliable leader on special teams.
Javon Hargrave

GB Defensive Lineman #97

Packers agreed to terms with DT Javon Hargrave, formerly of the Vikings, on a two-year, $23 million contract.

The deal includes $13 million in 2026, potentially giving Green Bay an early out if the 10-year veteran starts showing signs of aging following his age-33 season. The former two-time Pro Bowler played the 2025 season with the Vikings, registering only 3.5 sacks and 52 tackles in 16 appearances. He did prove healthy last year after playing only three games for the 49ers in 2024 and brings another capable body up front for the retooled Packers.
Brenton Cox

GB Defensive Lineman #57

Packers re-signed DL Brenton Cox Jr. to a one-year, $2.5 million contract.

Cox was scheduled to be a restricted free agent, so this will act as his last year of team control for the Packers. He’s played 15 games in three years for the Packers, and had all four of his career sacks in 2024.
Skyy Moore

GB Wide Receiver #9

Packers agreed to terms with WR Skyy Moore, formerly of the 49ers, on a one-year contract.

Moore primarily operated as a return man for the 49ers last season, returning 25 punts for 291 yards and 33 kicks for 907 yards. This included a 98-yard kick return, though he did not score on the play. Moore adds little as a receiver, tallying just five receptions for 87 yards last season after seeing just three targets in 2024 with the Chiefs. He will likely be used as a return specialist by the Packers.
Elgton Jenkins

FA Offensive Lineman #74

Browns signed OL Elgton Jenkins, formerly of the Packers, to a two-year, $24 million contract.

Roughly 24 hours after being released by the Packers, Jenkins now lands in Cleveland. The Browns continue to work to overhaul their line, and have now added Jenkins, along with guards Zion Johnson and Teven Jenkins, to the roster. It’s possible Jenkins continues to play center, as he did in 2025, but he also has experience at tackle. It’s possible the Browns experiment with him at a few spots to see where he best fits for the upcoming season.