After handily winning their first two games of the 2025 season, the Green Bay Packers have lost and tied their past two games, bringing their record to 2-1-1.

Injuries have been a big reason for their struggles in the last two games, as their offensive line has been extremely banged up.

Their wide receiver room has been surprisingly solid, a group that many questioned coming into the year.

Romeo Doubs, for instance, has taken on the WR 1 role in this offense, something that Matthew Golden was expected to do given his draft capital.

Now, it seems that the Packers have an embarrassment of riches at the wideout position, and with that in mind, analyst Jeff Kerr on CBS Sports indicated that the Packers could be in the market to trade one.

 “This is the final season of Doubs’ rookie contract and the Packers can’t re-sign all their receivers. they do like Doubs, but he could have a strong future as a No. 2 wideout in New York. He would be another player to grow with Dart while getting WR1 targets. The Packers are contenders at 2-1-1, so they may not part ways with a contributor in a Super Bowl window,” Kerr wrote.

As Kerr mentioned, the New York Giants could be an interesting trade partner given Malik Nabers’ recent injury.

They’re left without a bona fide WR1 on the roster, and if Doubs were to perform in New York like he has in Green Bay, the Giants’ offense could be a lot stronger moving forward.

A trade like this might look appealing for the Giants, at least on paper, but the Packers might not be so willing to give up a receiver who is heating up and just getting started.

Plus, they’ve had some injury concerns of their own at receiver, including Christian Watson, who is still out, so depth is important if they want to make a championship run.

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