Pack-A-Day - Episode 2874 - Packers Late Offseason Trade Targets!
By AndyHerman
On today's show, Andy Herman takes a look at one player from every NFL team that he'd look to target via trade if he were GM. Check it out!!!
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Andy is a graduate of UW-Oshkosh and owns & operates the Pack-A-Day Podcast. Andy has taken multiple courses in NFL scouting and is an Editor for Packer Report. Andy grew up in Green Bay and is a lifelong season ticket holder - follow him on Twitter @AndyHermanNFL!
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Comments (2)
golfpacker61
June 08, 2026 at 09:00 am
Green Bay doesn't have many glaring holes that need filled before the 2026 season. The RBs are obvious trade possibilities. Vidal-Chargers looks like the best trade candidate if the price was right. Add in Benson & Conners-Arizona, and Allen-Jets as realistic possibilities.
TE is a need-What would it take to pry Michael Mayers away from the Raiders? He would be the best available Y TE, but if they want a 2nd, that's too much. The others mentions I don't know much about. Maybe we bargain bin hunt when Jake Schoonmaker gets cut by the Cowboys, he is better than what we have now.
Trading for an Edge seems unlikely. We can buy Clowney right now for $5 million and that's a better deal than trading for someone thats not proven production. What we have now other than Parsons is nothing but question marks. GB is making a very risky move with the 2026 season if they are putting all their hopes in LVN, DDS, Sorrell, Cox, & Oliver.
Any OL possibilities in your list. Maybe we have everyone we need right now. It seems like interior OL was the weakest, but Burton and the 2 UDFAs seem like better than what we were trying to transform into OGs.
golfpacker61
June 09, 2026 at 09:56 am
Maybe there is a new possibility for a Y TE. I just read an article, they are all very true and never wrong, about players each team might trade for various reasons. Usually they have too many at his position or it's just about money. The Rams, who have the most innovative thinking FO and "bookkeeper' in the NFL, have a glut of TE talent. And the player they were most likely to trade was Colby Parkinson-TE from Stanford. He is 6'7 and 265 lbs with a reputation of being a great blocker.
Parkinson is coming off his best season catching 43 passes for 408 yds and 8 TDs, so he isn't just Darrian Kinnard when he plays. He has decent hands and is a huge red zone target. He is also an iron man playing in 75 out of 80 games the last 5 years.
The big questions are is he actually available and how much would it take to trade for him. As far as the trade cost, what would GB have to spend in the draft for a similar player, a 2nd or 3rd? Parkinson should be worth as much as a 5th if we got him and a 7th back. He would vault to the top of reasonable TE trade targets and push my former #1, Luke Schoonmaker down the list.