Packers need help at safety, tight end, outside linebacker

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The Green Bay Packers have some major concerns beyond the future of four-time MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers as they head into the free agency period. The Packers struggled at safety last season and could lose veteran Adrian Amos. The season-ending injury to Rashan Gary exposed their lack of pass-rushing depth. They also have issues at tight end as Robert Tonyan and Marcedes Lewis enter free agency. The uncertain futures of Allen Lazard and Randall Cobb could leave the Packers without many veteran wideouts to complement 2022 draft picks Christian Watson and Romeo Doubs.