There's no big-name receiver coming to rescue the Packers offense. But don't worry, they'll be just fine.
They say it's a quarterback-driven league and the Packers (particularly in the later stages of the Mike McCarthy era), were an Aaron Rodgers-driven team.
In the last game they played, when Rodgers force fed the ball to his favorite receiver, they looked like a Davante Adams-driven team.
With Adams gone, the wide receiver room looks... sparse, and the offense looks like it won't be able to function as it had in recent memory, when Adams, Jordy Nelson, Greg Jennings, and a deep receiving group always took center stage.