It's been years since the Green Bay Packers have had reliable, dynamic production at the tight end position. And no, that isn't being hyperbolic. Jermichael Finley's last fully healthy season was in 2012, where he posted nearly 700 receiving yards and two touchdowns.
Since the Finley days, it's been a position that Green Bay just hasn't been able to figure out. However, to their credit, that isn't because of a lack of trying.
There was Richard Rodgers, a solid player for a few years but in an ideal situation, not your TE1. The Packers then spent the next few years signing well-known and, at one time, productive players through free agency.