Packers' QB Search: Garoppolo, Levis, Richardson, or Taylor?

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Packers missed out on Kurt Cousins, who just signed with the Raiders, but they're still

hunting for solid insurance behind Jordan Love next season.

Coach Matt LaFloor and GM Brian Goudekunst want a reliable backup, maybe via Day 3 draft

pick or more likely a vet with starting chops.

LaFloor's track record shines here.

He turned Malik Willis into a backup gym last year, so that system's drawing interest

from free agents and trade, targets alike.

Jimmy Garoppolo tops the list, a 34-year-old free agent who's comfy in Shanahan style offices

like Green Bay's.

Love sat out two stars from injury, each of the last two seasons, so real playing times

on the table, making the spot appealing.

Fans and insiders seek Garoppolo as a safe spot starter, though Goudekunst might hold

off signing him until after the 2026 draft to protect, compics.

Other names floating, Tray for Tennessee's Will Levis, a young gun with arm talent but

bus vibe so far, or Indy's Anthony Richardson, loaded with.

Physical tools despite shaky stats in 17 games.

Tyrod Taylor's the low risk vet at 37, solid mentor with recent efficiency.

Packers stay flexible, balancing upside gambles against steady hands while the QB market shakes

out this offseason.