Official 2026 Free Agency/Offseason/Non-Draft Thread

[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.

[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.

[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.

[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.

[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.

[Joemailman]

Sean Rhyan's contract is very low risk for Packers. They could get out of it after 1 year if things don't work out. https://overthecap.com/player/sean-rhyan/10137

[pbmax]

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.

No surprises so far Pittstang. This offseason is going to plan with the possible exception of the Banks restructure.

However, we are in dire need of D lineman and no first round pick. So there is some mystery left.

[Fosco33]

Between quay, Willis, Gary, Kingsley, Romeo…

Teams spent/absorbed a combined 230m at avg of 18m/yr

[Joemailman]

Rob Demovsky
@RobDemovsky

Did not take long for Jenkins to find a new team after the Packers moved on.

Will be interesting to see whether the Browns move him back to guard, where he made his two Pro Bowls.

[Joemailman]

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.

I did read they had been trying to work out a deal with Quay. No idea if they came close. The 28 million guaranteed he got probably means they didn't.

[Joemailman]

Packers sign a returner! Of course, he has to make the team.

Jordan Schultz
@Schultz_Report

Sources: The #Packers are signing former #49ers WR/returner Skyy Moore to a 1-year deal.

Moore averaged 27.5 yards per kick return and 11.6 yards per punt return in San Francisco — a key weapon for field position.

[Joemailman]

Adam Schefter
@AdamSchefter

Former Seahawks Pro-Bowl CB Riq Woolen reached agreement today on a one-year deal worth up to $15 million with the Philadelphia Eagles, per me and Jeremy Fowler. Agent Jason Chayut confirmed the deal.

[sharpe1027]

I did read they had been trying to work out a deal with Quay. No idea if they came close. The 28 million guaranteed he got probably means they didn't.

That's too much, and I like Quay more than most. Good for him.

[mgordo]

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.

Agree on that and the fact that Gutey has been good in the 4th round. However we better not lose a 4th round comp pick for Sky Moore, the one time we go after a Special Teams specialist. But are saying Love is the best player at his position? He's top 10 but the best QB in the league? Come on..

[sharpe1027]

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...

No. MLB has huge disparities because they don't have the salary cap structure of the NFL. GB signs as many of their developed players as other teams. Historically, they signed more than most and we're criticized for exactly the opposite -- keeping their own players and not using free agency. They're doing a bit of both right now. Very different from the Brewers.