The Green Bay Packers moved on from several high draft picks in the offseason, including former first-rounder Eric Stokes and second-round choice Josh Myers. They also opted not to re-sign A.J. Dillon, their 2020 second-round pick.
Green Bay expected Dillon to become the perfect complement to Aaron Jones in the rushing attack, providing the ability to break tackles and add yards after contact. But it never happened. In 2023, Dillon produced a career-low 3.4 yards per carry and an average of just 2.69 yards after contact per attempt. He didn't play last season due to injury.