The Green Bay Packers' lack of blockbuster additions to their defensive interior this offseason, coupled with the departure of T.J. Slaton in free agency, has left many wondering what the team's plan is regarding the nose tackle position.
Slaton filled the role well in his four years with the team, and Kenny Clark’s all-around skillset means he could be the prime candidate to take on those responsibilities in 2025, but even then, questions have been raised over who would back up Clark in that scenario.
It has been presumed that two rookies, sixth-rounder Warren Brinson and UDFA Nazir Stackhouse, would be fighting for the position, but after Clark spoke with the media this week, it seems the Packers might be looking into a creative solution.