The Green Bay Packers' Super Bowl window is wide open and they're in win-now mode, but that doesn't mean they can't sell at the trade deadline.
Names like tight end Luke Musgrave and wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks have been speculated as potential trade chips, and either could make sense, especially if the Packers add a quality player in return.
A name we may need to think about? Sean Rhyan. ESPN's Rob Demovsky named Rhyan as a Packers player who could be on the move at the deadline.
"The Packers are more likely to add players, possibly at cornerback. Rhyan, a third-round pick in 2022, is in the final year of his rookie contract," writes Demovsky. "He lost his starting spot to 2024 first-round pick Jordan Morgan (although they alternated series in the most recent game) and seems to know his time in Green Bay is running short."
Packers shouldn't rush to trade Sean Rhyan at the trade deadline
Demovsky also named Romeo Doubs and Wicks as two potential trade chips.
Rhyan is an interesting one. He is currently rotating snaps with 2024 first-round pick Jordan Morgan, and with his contract expiring in the offseason, the Packers could look to recoup draft capital before he departs in free agency.
However, as we've already seen this season, an injury or two to the offensive line can derail the offense, so the Packers should think twice before offloading an experienced starter at an important position. That's why trading Rhyan seems unlikely at this stage.
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Losing him would leave the Packers an injury away from a potential disaster at the interior positions.
If anything, Green Bay should look for reinforcements at the trade deadline, particularly at cornerback or defensive tackle, though trading a depth piece, like Musgrave, Wicks, or edge-rusher Kingsley Enagbare, could make sense at the right price.
But trading a regular starter along the offensive line is a high-risk move, and one the Packers should avoid unless another team is willing to overpay.