No mention of Jordan Morgan. He's going to replace Rasheed Walker. The Packers will not need to "overpay another free agent or gamble on an unproven replacement through the draft." Walker's replacement has already been drafted--in the first round.

Romeo Doubs can be replaced too, by a combination of Matthew Golden and Dontayvion Wicks.

Quay Walker is the only one of these three who may have a chance of sticking around. He's not a great player, but there could be a drop-off with Isaiah McDuffie and/or Ty'Ron Hopper replacing him. I think he's not worth the money, and he will be gone.

A big NO on all three. Especially Walker, who is basically Blake Martinez without the intelligence.

Not only is this a big fat "no' on all counts, it's barely even possible given the cap status.

The option here is getting cheaper.
Not fixing issues.
We have players ready to step in.
So I don't see any; as a strategic necessity.

While they give us flexibility and deeper roster.
The projected salaries; put us in a bind.
A bind that stops Gute from pursuing external talent.

Gute's recent signings, didn't help.
I get " Need" is a great way to make bad picks.
Still- nobody believes that these 3 guys
are necessary, to be champions.

Ok , Doubs and Q. Walker yes, if possible. Rasheed Walker no way. He graded out at the bottom of the list for a LT. put Morgan at he’s natural position and move on. If Walker is resigned it would be a waste of money.

I think the assumption of this article is that the three players discussed don't want to test the Free Agency market for their skills and experience. However they probably do.

I agree with trying to resign Doubs but I'm not so sure that the Packers need to resign either of the Walkers. Morgan should step in at LT on the Packers OL and at a price much lower than will be required to retain R. Walker. As for Quay Walker the Packers may or may not want to match any FA offers he receives, not to mention that the Packers have younger and less expensive players to take his place.

The first thing today's players want is their second contract with as much guaranteed money as possible. the second thing they want after they get their money is an SB ring. I don't think that the Packers will be able to afford all three of these players given their current salary cap situation. Therefore if I were the Packers I would focus on Doubs who has proven to be a reliable receiver for Love in crucial situations. Thanks, Since '61

This might be the first article I have seen supporting our LT Walker. To be honest, this whole article seems to be strongly butting heads with the general consensus on all 3 of these players. I'm surprised Gary and Jenkins weren't thrown in for good measure. Yikes.

Give them all a gold-plated watch and move on.

Doubs is the I one would retain, he moves the chains, hand catches, and his best games have been in the playoffs plus our QB has the most trust in him. No way they consider LT Walker because of their cap space and the chance a current #1 pick does not claim a starting job on the offensive line for another season. I would also have made a two year deal with Wilson, he earned it.

Your take on Quay Walker is so far off the norm of NFL scribes, which I have listed below;

Walker is, indeed, very fast and has amassed over 100 tackles in each of his first four NFL seasons. That being said, he still has not mastered diagnosing offensive plays early and oftentimes over-pursues or is out of position because of an incorrect assessment of what is playing out in front of him. Additionally, he is not very good in coverage.

Walker’s struggles in coverage have become a significant liability. According to Pro Football Focus, his coverage grade has declined in each of his four seasons. The 2025 season was his worst yet, as he earned a dismal 44.9 coverage grade, ranking him 70th out of 88 qualifying linebackers. Throughout the season, opposing offenses consistently targeted him in the passing game, exploiting a clear weakness in the middle of the Packers’ defense.

This issue was glaringly apparent in the Packers’ wild-card loss to the Chicago Bears, where Walker allowed seven catches for 105 yards and a touchdown. This performance likely solidified the front office’s concerns and played a role in their decision not to pick up his fifth-year option.

let all 3 walk.. Morgan can do the job Walker did last year.. he had a horrible year. then the draft, pick up a few OL people. Dobbs? good, not great and should be able to replace him easy, draft a wr in the 7th. LB Walker, good and not great and easy to find a FA that will not cost 14 M and draft Murdock at LB. OL walker? 20 M Dobbs? 13 M and LB walker? 14 M? nope on all 3.. we drafted to help replace these guys..

No team can resign everyone. We are barely under the cap as it is, with none of these three counted as their contracts are expiring. Teams have to replace with youth in the NFL unless there is an overwhelming cost benefit not to for an individual player.

In this case, in a sand box I’d keep at least 2 of the 3, but that’s not reality. All 3 look like they will be getting significant money. It will be interesting to see how they do (particularly the Walkers) under different coaches. It’s a thin time of year, but this is an even thinner “argument”.

Neither of the Walkers will be missed, however, LT remains a huge concern, though, as Jordan Morgan has not played the position in any sustained manner. (Big problem--- but R Walker was less than stellar last season as well)

Romeo Doubs, on the other hand, will be sorely missed, he is Jordan's 'go-to'. And, there are at least 8-9 NFL fan-sites who have already decided Romeo is theirs-Bills, Niners, Saints, Steelers, Broncos, Titans, Giants, Dolphins, etc. When that many teams are clamoring for his services, that tells me something. He'll be snapped up in a nano-second.

Does Cory watch the games? Rasheed Walker? Really?

They all need to go. I think Corey is fucking with us honestly writing this up. But as for the Jordan Morgan can play left tackle ideA... Says who? He played it one game and gave up three sacks against Minnesota, maybe four. He was okay at right tackle, but we have one of those.

Does Corey know anything about football or is this a ruse to get responses

It's a good point to give strong consideration to the players we already have before looking for players outside of the organization.
To give a player a big fat second contract, however, is a huge investment. The players who earn that payday have to be not only extraordinary, but difficult to replace.
Also, there has to be enough money to go around. We may have to part with a guy who is worthy of a big second contract simply because there's not enough room under the salary cap.
It may be advisable to let the two Walkers walk away. They may be very good at their positions, but not at the level of extraordinary to justify giving them big money.
Doubs seems to rate as extraordinary, but it's hard to pay him big money when there are so many other promising players at wide receiver. Plus, sad to say, his puffy helmet gives one pause as to whether he can withstand the punishment of the NFL for much longer.
I hope we treat all our guys with dignity, even with appreciation and affection, but we can't keep them all indefinitely.
We have to make some difficult and delicate decisions for the good of the rest of the players on the team, as well as the fans, to put the Packers into position to contend for another title.
Don't let go of our players too easily, yet don't hold onto them too tightly -- the challenge of a GM.

No, no, and no. All three will require significant investment and we have ready replacements in Golden and Morgan (hopefully). The only real question is Quay, but there are cheaper free agent options available who could probably provide better play. Ready to move forward here....

Neither Jordan Morgan nor Rasheed Walker are adequate Left Tackles. That issue is of major concern and there is no real solution due resource constraints. The Packers would have replaced R Walker with Morgan half-way through the season if they thought he was serviceable---Walker was not playing well @ that time.

Romeo Doubs will be missed but surveying the multitude of teams who wish to sign him, GB won't be able to compete with what he will be offered in FA. I just hope he chooses the best team, not the team who offers the most $$$.

(I have a soft spot for Romeo and hope the 9ers sign him)

I’ve been under the assumption that all 3 will be gone given our cap numbers. But I know those numbers can change with renogotiations. The one that I would most like to keep is Doubs. Great hands (I know, except on that onside kick) and the most reliable pass catcher Love has. He’s Mr. 3rd Down! Wicks has shown nothing to say he can replace him, and Golden hasn’t shown enough either. Go Pack, GO!

All three of these guys go. At some point you need to lean into the players you drafted for the future--Morgan, Golden/Williams, Hopper--attend to your other needs, and raise the talent level across the roster. Yes, there're no sure things, there, but they can do more with money they'd spend on any of those three guys to lift the lineups and depth charts than any of the three likely produce in '26.

Morgan played LT in one game and did very poorly-he is now the designated LT? Spin control continues

What is this Corey?
"importantly, Walker has developed into one of the defense’s most important players.... and passing game."

And passing game???
He is an absolute liability in coverage - so bad, a good DC couldn't even scheme him out of trouble.

No feel.at all for the passing game

Losing Walker may hurt the run defense, but maybe a DT plan + Coop run blitzing can help mitigate

But maybe, just maybe, we now won't see WR and TE running free over the middle or settling into wide open zones on 3rd down.

Let some other team overpay Walker and find me an athletic tackling average ILB/Mike.

Once again Corey completely misses the mark. Gute has drafted replacements for Doubs, Q Walker has always been a liability in the pass game. and Gute has already stated he felt Morgan played well enough to earn the left tackle spot. So move on as per the Packer way.