While the Packers were able to maintain most of their core during this offseason, they have a sizable hole at the wide receiver position. With the draft coming up at the end of the month, the team could add multiple rookies at the position, as noted by ESPN’s Rob Demovsky.
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Green Bay has traditionally avoided taking wideouts early in the draft – the last time they used a first-round pick on one was in 2002 – but the team is in need of multiple additions this year. Having traded away Davante Adams and lost Marquez Valdes-Scantling in free agency, the Packers will be rebuilding the top of the depth chart in the near future. General manager Brian Gutekunst recently indicated a willingness to spend multiple picks on the position.
“I think it’s too early to tell, but I think my history and even with Ted [Thompson’s] history, I don’t think we’ve ever shied away from taking multiple players at one position in a…
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