While the Packers’ humdrum free-agent haul to this point ranks somewhere between sorting through two-weeks worth of junk mail and waiting in line at the post office, defensive lineman Derek Wolfe stands out as an unclaimed option that could chip in and shore up a less-than-impenetrable run defense.
Though much of the offseason scuttlebutt has centered around bringing in new talent at linebacker, the road to improving the Packers’ defense starts with beefing up the trenches.
With the exception of Kenny Clark, Green Bay’s defensive line is decidedly average, as the likes of Dean Lowry and Tyler Lancaster, while useful, are nothing more than one-dimensional backups.