Three possible TE trade targets for the Packers

Starting tight end Robert Tonyan has been nonexistent for the most part in the Packers offense this season. His best game came in the team’s horrid Week 6 loss to the Jets when he racked up a season-high 90 yards. However, for the rest of the season, he amassed 37 yards or less in each game and has just one touchdown.

If Green Bay does make a deal for a TE, who are the possible options?

Mike Gesicki

In his report, Graziano suggested Miami Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki. He is one of the most notable talents in the position and has been rumored to be available. After a career year in 2021 (73 catches for 780 yards), the six-year veteran has had a disappointing showing in 2022 with just 18 catches for 197 yards. However, he does have three TDs on the season and has long been viewed as a talented receiver at the spot.

Albert Okwuegbunam

Denver Broncos tight end Albert Okwuegbunam is a player many have speculated could be on the trade block. The team was hoping for him to take a big jump forward in his third season with Russell Wilson as his new starting QB. However, the 24-year-old has underperformed. Of course, that is the case for the entire offense, and there is a belief around the league that the Missouri standout still has a lot of untapped potential.

Darren Waller

After getting a new three-year, $51 million contract before the start of the season, Darren Waller has had a disappointing season in 2022. He only has 16 receptions for 175 yards and one touchdown in five games this season.

While it would be surprising for the Raiders to move Waller, a lot of players could be up for grabs if they lose to the New Orleans Saints and fall to 2-5 on Sunday. There is a great deal of potential in a possible Rodgers-to-Waller combination.