Three weeks ago I'd completely disagreed with standing pat and to be honest I'm still not 100% sold on the WR group less Davante Adams. The Packers haven't exactly played the top tier of pass defense teams like the 49ers (1st), Patriots (2nd), or Bills (4th) for example who all have been playing excellent pass defense. They've played the Cowboys (9th), Lions (30th), and Raiders (31st) in pass defense.

BUT since Saunders and to a lesser degree Sanu my wish list at WR has dried up for the most part. AJ Green would be interesting but the salary that comes with him is too much and he's been injured more than healthy the last few years.

BUT #2...If the Packers could somehow get an O.J. Howard for example for no more than a 3rd in next year's draft I say HELL YES! IMO Howard would be a great addition to the Packers. He can catch, run, block, AND all those traits come in ONE package!

BUT #3...Or a run-stuffing DYT might be the smartest move Gute could make and let the Packers just role with who they have offensively. Sternberger is coming back and he could help. The kid can catch, run, and the blocking part will come. Even if it's difficult to make a contribution at the position as a rookie he has the talent to makes a play here and there and help the Packers continue winning.

I believe you win in the trenches. Give me Leonard Williams. He was a all-pro in 2016. While everyone was concerned with the offense. The obvious was the DL. The depth just couldn't make up for the loss of Adams, and Clark, getting sidelined. Rodgers will move this offense. With the packers in it to win it. Several Bargains like Williams would be a a treat.

I don't think another WR is needed either. Adams being out has gotten other guys into the mix and appears these guys can play. I like the balance of the offense not always looking to throw to one guy. Their OL is tremendous, definitely performing at very high level. The combination of pressure and strong play by the secondary has the defense no longer being a liability. This is a well coached, solid team with #12....everything seems to be falling into place.

Sorry Cory, I disagree! Don't stand pat, stand Pats.
I too was all in on a receiver a few weeks ago, but after watching the young guys step up and defense give up yard after yard (against both the run and the pass) the past few weeks I've changed directions.
So, like NickPerry's #3 above, I'd like to see the Pack add something to the middle of the defense, be that a run stuffing DT or a thumper ILB to help Martinez.
Vic Beasley comes to mind, the Falcons are shopping him, and he could use a change of scenery.
Z. Smith has shown he can play with one hand on the ground as a situational DE, and Beasley's been playing (out-of-position) as a LB in Atlanta. Adding more pass rush couldn't be a bad thing and Beasley might be a cheap rental, he's a FA at year's end, but I don't see much else out there.
Adding to a good team is how to jump the hump, the Pats have proven it nearly every year, and the Packers are a good team. One more good piece could lead to great things.

Trade Martinez for a defensive tackle and cut Lancaster then start Burks and Goodson. I think this would make the defense much better. Martinez makes most of his tackles after a 4 yard gain and is not good in coverage. I don’t think they are planning on bringing him back next year anyways. Goodson is very physical and Burks can cover.

I mostly agree with Cory. One move I would like to see is trading for the best young backup D lineman with promising upside Gutey can find...somewhat similar to what he did in getting the Smith brothers.

M. Adams and Lancaster have done next to nothing this year and to address their greatest weakness, stopping the run, the Pack needs better players in the rotation.

What this article fails to take into consideration is cap ramifications. The Packers only have 9.5 mil cap space and have a lot of really good players to sign and extend in 2019 and then again in 2020. Save your $$$ to keep what you have that's working.

I would like to see the addition of a big body for the D line. That should not disrupt the chemistry much.

Gute & MLF have boldly gotten GB to a 6-1 record at this point.... Many changes were made in the 53-man roster along the way. --- I trust them to decide if GB needs to trade for added depth or another talent before the deadline.

"everyone wants the shiny new toy".... or .... "new personality is forced upon the locker room" .... or .... "Packers are having fun right now" have little to do with improving a roster. ---- They're just a bunch of overused cliches that I doubt the Packer hierarchy & players are using at this time. --- We're still only 7 games into the season. (we may have 12 or even 13 games to go)

If this team wanted to trade for somebody it would have already done so. It’s too late now. We picked up a fifth rounder for Davis. So I think that that this team is already thinking about next year. As others have mentioned, there will be a daunting salary cap struggle next year and I expect that we will lose a starter or two from this years team. We don’t need a big cap hit this year or inherit another one from a trade that will carry over to next year.

Muhammad Wilkerson is available and only 30 , why not bring him back.

there was never a time when a WR was needed…...…
Spread the ball around, we have more talent on O than most teams. And I said it all the time, its a good thing to force AR to get over his trust stuff and throw it out fast.
MVS is a big play wideout, EQB can be some day and Adams is top 5 of the planet. some other guys have upside too.
Hell, how can you not see that is beyond me. If AR is off, it does not matter who is running the routes and if he is AR, he has more options to chose from than he needs. If we keep playing with only one football....

I too agree that maybe the turf toe thing was a blessing in that it did force the Coaches to come up with a plan b and to learn, Adams wasnt the only receiver in town. Others when given the ops they werent getting with Adams healthy not only stepped up but put up by showing.... hey we can catch footballs too.
Rodgers may have learned the biggest lesson in all this. He was a one trick pony with Adams playing.