Ex-Packers superstar may get traded; Should Green Bay consider reunion?

The Green Bay Packers are loaded with talent and are just a piece or two away from truly being considered Super Bowl contenders.

Green Bay surprised some people last season thanks to the play of rising star quarterback Jordan Love. The Packers made it back to the postseason and upset the Dallas Cowboys. Green Bay could be a threat to win a Super Bowl for years to come and landing another playmaker could help make that a reality.

One player who surprisingly could be available and would fit this description is Las Vegas Raiders superstar receiver Davante Adams. Bleacher Report's Alex Ballentine put together a list of teams who could sell at the trade deadline and mentioned the Raiders and Adams as a trade candidate.

"If neither quarterback can keep them in the Wild Card race then the Raiders might start looking to the 2025 draft," Ballentine said. "That means stockpiling some additional picks in order to potentially move up the board and get a promising rookie quarterback. That would mean becoming aggressive sellers at the trade deadline.

"Davante Adams headlines their list of potential trade assets. Adams is still producing at a high level, but he'll be 32 by the end of the season and there's only $15.7 million of dead money on his deal for 2025...Potential Trade Candidates: WR Davante Adams, (Offensive Lineman) Cody Whitehair, (Quarterback) Aidan O'Connell, (and) (Quarterback) Gardner Minshew II."

If Adams becomes available, Green Bay should do whatever it takes to bring him back to the team. He immediately would be Love's top weapon and could take the offense to another level.

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