Packers Wrap Up Free Agency, Add New Faces

It's March 19th.

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The Green Bay Packers have mostly tied up their free agency business.

All but one unrestricted free agent has signed, either back with the team or with other clubs.

They party ways with 11 veterans who landed deals elsewhere, plus a couple of trades.

Five players are still looking for contracts, including 26-year-old Titan John Fitzpatrick,

sideline by Nikili's injury from December.

Offensive and Aaron Mosby brings special team's value after 28 games over two years.

Offensive Lyman, Lessida Smith, got no tender offer.

Cornerback Trevon Diggs was released, and quarterback Clayton Tune at a rough final start.

Several standouts moved on, like quarterback Malik Willis to the Miami Dolphins, wide receiver

Romeo Doves, to the New England Patriots, and Lymebacker.

Quay Walker to the Las Vegas Raiders.

Grades sent defensive Lyman Colby Wooden to the Indianapolis Colts, and defensive in

Rashan Gary to the Dallas Cowboys.

The Packers brought back familiar faces, including Center, Sean Ryan, running back Chris Brooks

and Titan Josh Wilde on a one-year deal.

They added Lymebacker Nick Neeman, defensive Lyman Jonathan Ford, and others for depth.

New additions include Lymebacker Zaire Franklin, cornerback Benjamin St. Juiced, wide receiver

and returner Skyy Moore, and defensive Lyman Javan Hargrave.

With a draft ahead, spots that tied in in corner could see more changes, and a few unsigned

players might circle back if needs arise.

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