4 remaining free agents Packers should target after 2026 NFL Draft

Though Wilson is way past his prime, the 37-year-old has over a decade of starting experience and would be a solid backup behind Love. Wilson should also be fairly cheap to sign, and at this point in the offseason, he's the best option to be Green Bay's No. 2 signal-caller.

WR Keenan Allen

Led by Jayden Reed and Christian Watson, the Packers boast an exciting, but young and mostly unproven wide receiver room.

Though receiver isn't a pressing need, Gutekunst should look to add some experience to the position group, and Keenan Allen would be a nice fit.

Allen is slowing down at age 34, but the six-time Pro Bowler is still highly productive. He snagged 81 receptions for 777 yards and four touchdowns last year, and would be a reliable security blanket for Love.

Along with his savvy playstyle, Allen would be a fantastic mentor and veteran presence for a Green Bay receiver group filled with youth.

OT Cam Robinson

If the Packers want to add some competition for Jordan Morgan, Cam Robinson would be a cheap target.

Robinson started 13 games last year, 12 coming with the Cleveland Browns. The 30-year-old allowed eight sacks and 40 quarterback pressures.

Though Robinson isn't even an average starter, and Morgan would likely beat him in a training camp battle, the Alabama product would still be an adequate depth piece to have in the tackle room, and there would be little risk in signing him.

OG Greg Van Roten

Anthony Belton is set to be the starting right guard in 2026, but if the Packers want to add a veteran to the position, Greg Van Roten could be a possible target.

With the New York Giants in 2025, Van Roten started all 17 games, allowing three sacks and 26 quarterback pressures. The 36-year-old has 105 games of starting experience and would push Belton, a second-round pick in 2025, to be his best after an up-and-down rookie season.