3 Packers on the Chopping Block as November Arrives
The Green Bay Packers, with only one loss, are setting the pace in the NFC, but some players may not remain part of the team's plans in November.
Matt LaFleur's team has proven its Super Bowl credentials, yet general manager Brian Gutekunst notes that roster building is a continuous challenge.
- The Packers may make moves before the trade deadline to upgrade the roster, which could involve departures to make room.
- Selling at the deadline to recoup draft capital is an option, especially after sending away two first-round picks for Micah Parsons and a future sixth-rounder for Darian Kinnard.
- Moving on from underperforming players is also a possibility, which could affect players like rookie Nazir Stackhouse, who was hoped to become a key two-down run-stopper along the defensive line.
Roster building is a 365-day challenge.
Author's summary: Packers may cut players in November.