Good list, I think all or any would be a upgrade. I like Lee as a chaser just also need that run stopper.

These are the kinds of acquisitions that raise the talent level of your roster without costing you an arm and a leg, and leave you room under the cap to find a big splash acquisition.

At the prices listed, I say sign them all. We need experienced help and depth at all o these positions.

Loved Ragland coming out of college that draft. I think he's a great addition that won't break the bank. Pair him with a top draft selection of (Murray/Queen/Harrison) and that's a nice upgrade to the position group we're looking for.

Another DL name I'd throw in there is Shelby Harris from the Broncos. Has quietly carved a nice little niche for himself in Denver. Wouldn't require a big payday and still on the right side of 30 years old

I like the idea of mid 20's, NFL break-in experience provided by other teams and faster. Coach them up in our system and see what they can do. So many rookies need a couple of years to develop, with theses players you will know what you have right away without breaking the bank.

As for free agents I like the idea of finding teams that have a track record of creating what you need the most. If the young man out of Baltimore, Michael Pierce were to become available, for the right price the probability of success goes up. He's coming from a team that has prioritized defense for decades, we have the team chemistry and the Smith brothers to help with transition and he would make Kenny Clack absolutely shine with all the double teams he would command. At six foot tall and 340 lbs, just imagine the leverage and mismatches he would be able to create. It would also help solve the run defense problem at linebacker by commanding a double team the opponents have one less hole to run through, and less clutter for the linebackers to negotiate, that will definitely show up in the analytics and stats.

But what do I know, I am only a loyal Packer Fan.

Go Pack

I'd throw a few extra bucks at Gunter as long as he has an OK toe. His stats for the last two years are pretty nice, although most came in '18. At worst he's better than M. Adams.

Dorsett looks like a guy Brady was stuck with at the end of the season as Gordon was jettisoned and Brown took a trip to cookoo land. Tyler Ervin is a guy the Pack should keep and make a move in the draft for a speed receiver. They have enough big body WRs to play the short zones and block. I still am pushing for Reagor.

One thing Z.Smith, P.Smith, Turner & Amos have in common is that they've stayed pretty healthy so far in their NFL careers. If Gutekunst signs some FAs in 2020, I think they'll share that ability. Fluke injuries happen, but some players seem to stay healthier and some seem to be injured more often.

Montravious Adams had a very good college career and was a first team all - sec and has good size, I am wondering if he is not receiving the proper coaching because he has all the tools to be a disruptive force . I would like to know what the story is with him, I could just see the Packers cutting him and he becomes a beast on another team. If he was performing well than we wouldn’t need to sign or draft a D lineman high.

Except for Ragland, it’s a pretty good list. Thanks.

This is a very poor article. First, assuming Jimmy Graham, Blake Martinez, and Bryan Bulaga leave the Packers, Green Bay would have closer to $45 million in cap space which is comparable to what that had last season. Second, Mr. Carwile's suggest free agent list is a poor man's selection. The Packers need elite players at ILB and at WR. None of the above players comes anywhere near to delivering what the Pack needs to correct glaring weaknesses at these positions.

This is an excellent article. I think Reggie Ragland could very well be a cheaper alternative to Blake Martinez if the Packers feel like having one old-school middle linebacker is still the way to go. Others might prefer a speedier middle linebacker. Personally, I think the Packers need two new middle linebackers. If both of these guys' come in as cheap as the article projects I'd be fine with picking both of them up. Then if the Packers can get a high quality ILB go for it, but they won't feel like they have to reach. Reaching has cost this team a lot in the past.

I'm a little surprised there aren't more IDL players on this list. It looks like the deepest position in FA this year. Just a thought.

None of these players would be an upgrade from what they had this year other than Gunter who would likely be an upgrade over Lancaster. I would much rather see them go with Kiawtowski? from the Bears and then draft one to go with him and Piece from Baltimore for the DL. They won't be quite as cheap as the players mentioned, but "dumpster diving" is not going to produce the results we're looking for. Those who think these players will provide any type of upgrade will be sorely disappointed and be critical of Gutey for signing them after the fact.

At the prices listed, I say sign them all. We need experienced help and depth at all o these positions.

The team could go cheap, pick up some of the players mentioned in this article. That would give them a few more good players. And save cap space for some of the ones they want to keep. Or they could pick up ONE high priced gem. That kind of thinking is what messed up the Bears cap space.

I'd still rather go the way of the draft. Especially at Wr this year. The guys you want to sign, just Aren't money players. Quick fixes yes. But not the missing pieces we need to complete the puzzle. You get what you pay for. Help wanted! Good players with speed., Fight, and make plays that shout OMG. Your players aren't exciting. They'll only push us in the other direction.

Pierce from the Ravens and Kwitnikowski from the Bears would both be a good fit these are the 2 players I am hoping for, run defense improved.

Re-sign Goodson. He's not much different than Ragland, who was over-drafted. Besides, Goodson knows the system.

Sean Lee is a free agent I wonder if it’s worth kicking the tires?