The Green Bay Packers must improve their defensive line, especially following the firing of defensive line coach Jason Rebrovich, and the team could consider looking at the AFC East for reinforcements.
The Bleacher Report scouting department floated the idea of the Green Bay Packers considering Miami Dolphins’ Bradley Chubb as one of the top trade targets.
“The Packers feel like a team that is just on the cusp of becoming a legitimate contender in the NFC. However, a mediocre pass rush and their struggles to stop the Philadelphia Eagles from running the ball were issues. That could have the Packers aggressively looking for an edge-rusher to pair with Rashan Gary,” the article wrote.
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“The most recent Packers defenses that were good had Preston Smith and Gary coming off the edge. They could find a veteran sidekick with the likes of Bradley Chubb in Miami and Joey Bosa in Los Angeles currently profiling as potential cap-related trade candidates for their teams,” they added.
Bradley Chubb is a risk for the Green Bay Packers
Bradley Chubb is one of the league’s top linebackers, but injuries have hampered him. The two-time Pro Bowler didn’t play a single snap for the Miami Dolphins during the 2024 campaign due to a torn ACL.
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He is listed as a cut candidate for Miami since doing so will save them around $19 million. Green Bay is not desperate and should only consider signing him on a cheap if he’s fully healed. They’d be better off going all-in on a Myles Garrett trade.
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