At the conclusion of NFL Drafts over the past decade, the Green Bay Packers have been fairly successful in finding hidden gems in undrafted free agency. While the Packers may have signed another handful of players in April that will earn a longer stay in Green Bay, one offensive player stands out as a player who could reward the team’s patience in the long term.
The lone wide receiver pickup on draft weekend, Michigan State’s Darrell Stewart Jr. was a productive offensive weapon for the Spartans. Stewart amassed at least 48 receptions and 413 yards during each of his last three years in East Lansing, saving his best statistical season for last with a career high of 697 receiving yards and four touchdowns in just nine games.