The Green Bay Packers are among of teams believed to be monitoring the wide receiver market ahead of the trade deadline, according to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.
Among the receivers Fowler pointed to as trade candidates are Jerry Jeudy, Hunter Renfrow and Terrance Marshall Jr.
The Packers have lost two straight games and are 2-3 coming out of the bye. Adding a receiver via trade would appear to be unlikely given the draft capital invested at the position over the last two years: a second-round pick on Christian Watson, a fourth-round pick on Romeo Doubs, a seventh-round pick on Samori Toure, a second-round pick on Jayden Reed, a fifth-round pick on Dontayvion Wicks and a seventh-round pick on Grant DuBose.