Packers News: Marcedes Lewis reportedly meeting with Green Bay
The Green Bay Packers could soon have a new tight end.
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Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst is searching for some tight end depth. Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Wednesday that the team is interested in potentially signing Marcedes Lewis.
Green Bay lacks depth at the tight end position behind Jimmy Graham. Bringing in Lewis would make sense.
Let’s get started with Thursday’s Packers News Report. Here’s a roundup of the latest articles from around the internet.
Packers news and notes from around FanSided
Marcedes Lewis would add much-needed depth at tight end (Lombardi Ave)
Brian Gutekunst has already made a big move at tight end this offseason, signing Jimmy Graham. Now he needs to add some depth. Lewis can provide that. The 34-year-old won’t need to play a huge number of snaps, but he would offer cover in case of injuries, while also improving the blocking at the position.
Opponent preview: Miami Dolphins (Lombardi Ave)
Green Bay and Miami meet for the first time in four years. Mike McCarthy will be hoping the game isn’t quite as close as it was in 2014. Here’s our 2018 preview of the Miami Dolphins.
More news and notes from around the internet
Davante Adams ready to inherit leadership role from Jordy Nelson (PackersNews.com – Ryan Wood)
Three big takeaways from Aaron Rodgers’ Tuesday media interview in OTAs (Acme Packing Company – Shawn Wagner)
Aaron Rodgers likes current WRs, takes a pass on Dez Bryant (Cheesehead TV – Zachary Jacobson)
Jamaal Williams and Aaron Jones could hit historic numbers in 2018 (The Power Sweep – Jon Meerdink)
Aaron Rodgers: Why cut Jordy Nelson and sign Dez Bryant? (ESPN – Rob Demovsky)
Josh Jones knows he needs to make big second-year jump (Packers Wire – Zach Kruse)
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