Free agency continues to shake up the NFL landscape, particularly for the Green Bay Packers, who are adjusting their roster following some key departures. The most notable news is linebacker Eric Wilson's return to the Minnesota Vikings, which raises questions about depth on special teams. Although Wilson had his strengths, his departure signals the Packers may seek younger talent to fill this role. Meanwhile, cornerback Corey Ballentine has also left for the Indianapolis Colts, further thinning Green Bay's secondary options.

In other news, Josh Myers secured a one-year deal with the New York Jets, which many found surprising given his underwhelming performance last season. The Packers face significant roster gaps, particularly in linebacker depth following Wilson's exit and other free agency losses. With the NFL Draft approaching, Green Bay might look to bolster these areas while also considering strategic free agent signings to solidify their team.