The Green Bay Packers looked like a team that could potentially compete in the NFC for much of the season, but they went out with a whimper in a 22-10 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Wild Card round on Sunday. The Packers' high-powered offense sputtered throughout that game as they lost a lot of their top weapons and couldn't get much going against an elite Eagles defense.
One of the few weapons that the Packers did not lose during the game is emerging young tight end Tucker Kraft. Kraft became one of the best young players at his position in the NFL during his second season in the league in 2024, but he caught just five passes for 26 yards on Sunday.