The Green Bay Packers are gearing up for free agency, assessing their roster needs position by position. The quarterback situation appears solid with Jordan Love, Malik Willis, and Sean Clifford on the depth chart, though adding a late-round prospect or a lottery ticket QB could be beneficial for future seasons. Running back depth is satisfactory with Josh Jacobs and Marshawn Lloyd, but they may seek additional camp bodies. Wide receiver is a concern, particularly the need for a true number one target.

The tight end corps is adequate but lacks a blocking specialist, and the offensive line could use competition to bolster depth, especially with potential free-agent exits looming. Defensive needs include a front-line pass rusher and additional run-stopping depth on the defensive line. They must also address cornerback depth and consider special teams contributors.

Jordan Love is poised as the starting quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, with Malik Willis acting as a backup. The Packers will likely seek a young, developmental player to fill the fourth quarterback slot. Desmond Ritter, currently with the Las Vegas Raiders, could be a potential signing if he isn't offered a restricted free agent tender, providing athleticism and a chance to learn under the current regime.

At running back, the Packers have established players like Josh Jacobs, looking to add a younger talent like Trey Sermon from the Colts, who has athletic upside. The wide receiver market is tough, but they could revisit MVS (Marquez Valdes-Scantling) for depth. Hunter Long from the Rams is suggested as a tight end target, while Dylan Runes is highlighted for offensive line help.