Official 2026 Free Agency/Offseason/Non-Draft Thread

[pbmax]

So basically we are the Milwaukee Brewers, a team who can't sign our own players when they develop. We "maybe" recoup 4th rounder (End of 4th Rounders). Great...

Dude. Brewers don't have Love or Parsons. What are you smoking?

Brewers don't even have Tom.

[pbmax]

I get quality CB’s don’t come cheap, but it just feels like we’re bargain no frills shopping with St-Juste. I guess we’ll have to wait and see how he fairs with the Packers.

Legit special teams guy with ability to play the corner averagely. Nice depth find. If he was a returner, I'd think they replaced Gute with a clone.

[ThunderDan]

So basically we are the Milwaukee Brewers, a team who can't sign our own players when they develop. We "maybe" recoup 4th rounder (End of 4th Rounders). Great...

Except we have Jordan Love and traded for Micah Parsons. The Brewers would never trade for the best player at their position and lock him up for 4 years.

[pittstang5]

Holy Shit! I'm just happy I was able to get in here. Tried all day yesterday and couldn't get in.

I'll just put this out there and I think alot of peeps in here would agree - If the Packers wanted to resign any of these former Packer Players, they would have done it before FA started. I haven't heard anything, anywhere stating that the Packers were trying to sign "X" player and they couldn't get a deal done, so they opted to let them test the market.

[Joemailman]

So basically we are the Milwaukee Brewers, a team who can't sign our own players when they develop. We "maybe" recoup 4th rounder (End of 4th Rounders). Great...

Zach Tom was a 4th round comp pick. Doubs and Evan Williams were 4th round picks. Don't dis the 4th round.

[Teamcheez1]

We weren’t resigning Doubs even if we had the money.

[mgordo]

So basically we are the Milwaukee Brewers, a team who can't sign our own players when they develop. We "maybe" recoup 4th rounder (End of 4th Rounders). Great...

[Vincenzo]

My guess is you're not going to see any blockbuster signings by the Packers. But I think you could see a couple more low-mid level signings.

I’m reading we still have the 10th most dollars to spend at $30 million. However we still have to re-sign Kraft, Watson and Wyatt so that $30 mil might get allocated there.

[Vincenzo]

Romeo Doubs signs with Patriots. 4 years, 70 million.

That’s a LOT for Romeo Doubs. No wonder the Packers didn’t re-sign him.

[Joemailman]

I get quality CB’s don’t come cheap, but it just feels like we’re bargain no frills shopping with St-Juste. I guess we’ll have to wait and see how he fairs with the Packers.

My guess is you're not going to see any blockbuster signings by the Packers. But I think you could see a couple more low-mid level signings.

[Joemailman]

Romeo Doubs signs with Patriots. 4 years, 70 million.

[Fritz]

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After a disappointing first season PERIOD, The Packers are accepting their free agent miss from last offseason and moving on from CB Nate Hobbs, per @RobDemovsky

jUST SAYIN'

[Joemailman]

Hobbs was released with a June 1 designation. That means on June 1 Packers will gain 8.8 million in cap space.

[Vincenzo]

St Juste was a part time player for Chargers last year after starting 4 years for Washington. Played 37% of offensive snaps, starting 2 games and 72% of special teams snaps.



11. Benjamin St-Juste, Los Angeles Chargers (76.3)

Thanks to a change of scenery from Washington to Los Angeles, St-Juste enjoyed a career revival in 2025. Despite not playing a full-time role in the Chargers' secondary, the fifth-year cornerback showcased how high his ceiling can be in the right system. St-Juste displayed quality zone instincts that allowed him to earn a league-leading 90.1 PFF zone coverage grade.

I get quality CB’s don’t come cheap, but it just feels like we’re bargain no frills shopping with St-Juste. I guess we’ll have to wait and see how he fairs with the Packers.

[Vincenzo]

Palissero - Source: “The Packers are releasing CB Nate Hobbs.”

End of an error - in other words, he was shit.