For the Green Bay Packers, finding a reliable tight end in recent years has proven to be incredibly difficult. Jermichael Finley's career ended in 2013 and since then Green Bay hasn't had any sort of consistent production from the position.
Now, to the credit of former GM Ted Thompson and current GM Brian Gutekunst, they've worked hard to try to solve the issue and they've invested quite a bit of capital into it, which shows the importance of the position. However, up to this point, it just hasn't worked out.
Richard Rogers was an okay player, and Jared Cook has probably been the best of the bunch but even he only appeared in 10 regular season games during his one season in Green Bay.