Packers may trade Romeo Doubs before NFL Draft

The Green Bay Packers are making some changes as the NFL offseason continues. With the 2025 NFL Draft approaching, fans hope for more activity from the team. General Manager Brian Gutekunst may look to trade players to improve the roster. A recent analysis suggests wide receiver Romeo Doubs could be a valuable trade asset. Pro Football Focus writer Bradley Locker noted that Doubs has performed well in the last two years, ranking second on the team for receiving grades. He led the team with 83 first downs. This makes him a strong candidate for a trade. The Packers face a difficult choice between Doubs and fellow wide receiver Christian Watson, who has a torn ACL. Fans are divided, with many wanting to keep Doubs. Over his first three seasons, Doubs has 147 catches, 1,700 receiving yards, and 15 touchdowns. In comparison, Watson has 98 catches, 1,653 yards, and 14 touchdowns. As both players approach contract negotiations, trading Doubs might help the team gain more value now. The Packers will need to make important decisions about their young talent as they aim for success in the upcoming season.