Following the Packers’ defeat to the Detroit Lions in the regular season finale, the four-time NFL MVP suggested his time at Lambeau Field could be over. In his latest appearance on the Pat McAfee Show, Rodgers continued to fuel speculation about his future.

Both GM Brian Gutekunst and HCMatt LaFleur seem to want Rodgers to stay, and truth is the quarterback is still under contract for a few more years. However, the front office should consider landing at least one of these wideouts not only to persuade Rodgers, but also help himto win.

DeAndre Hopkins

Rodgers has made it clear he will only continue to play football to win, whether that’s in Green Bay or elsewhere. Therefore, the Packers should make a run at DeAndre Hopkins if they want Rodgers to continue chasing success.

The Pro Bowl WR is expected to be on the market this offseason, with the Arizona Cardinals entering a major organizational overhaul. Hopkins may have struggledto stay healthy, but his talent would certainly elevate the Packers’ current WR room.

Odell Beckham Jr

Incredibly, Odell Beckham Jr. is still without a team ahead of the 2023 offseason. After sustaining a torn ACL in the 2022 Super Bowl, Beckham spent the year recovering from his injury though many teams flirted with acquiringhis services.

An opportunity like this in the free agency might be exactly what the Packers need to upgrade the position, while showing Rodgers what a weapon he would have if he comes back.

Jarvis Landry

Another alternative in the open market, Jarvis Landry could be a good fit for the Packers in a short-term deal before his championship window closes. At 30, the five-time Pro Bowler still has enough left in the tank to help a team with playoff aspirations.

Though his recent season with the New Orleans Saints wasn’t very impressive, Landry could certainly do much better with a quarterback like Rodgers. For A-Rod, the former Dolphins and Browns star would also mean areliable target.

The Saints have been very active in adding players after the draft. Most recently, they announced the addition of former Louisiana State University player Tyrann Mathieu. The 30-year-old safety returns home after playing for Arizona, Houston, and Kansas City.

The New Orleans Saints offense has been bolstered by the return of Michael Thomas and the addition of Chris Olave to first return to the Playoffs after the team missed out in 2021, and then aim to advance past the division championships for the first time since 2009, the year they won their only Super Bowl to date.

Under what contractual conditions does Jarvis Landry arrive in New Orleans?

According to Tom Pelissero and NFL.com, the wide receiver lands in New Orleans on a one-year, $6 million deal. The Saints will be Landry’s third NFL team after playing for the Miami Dolphins and Cleveland Browns.

With the encouragement and motivation of playing in front of his Louisiana fans, Jarvis Landry intends to seek revenge after having a season to forget with Cleveland, with only 52 receptions for 570 yards and two receiving touchdowns.

It should be remembered that Landry, 29, is a five-time Pro Bowl (2015-2019) and led the entire NFL in receptions during the 2017 season. If he can recover that level, he could be an explosive option for the New Orleans Saints’ offensivein addition to what Jameis Winston, who is recovered from the knee injury that afflicted him and with every intention of taking the place left vacant by Drew Brees, can contribute.

GM Brian Gutekunst didn’t seem interested in making a big trade during the Draft. Deebo Samuel stood put, yet Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown and A.J. Brown found new homes at a reasonable price.

Nonetheless, the fact that the Packers have been relativelysilent in the free-agent market doesn’t mean that they won’t make a big move. Per NFL insider Ian Rapoport, veteran help could be on the way.

NFL Rumors: Packers Could Sign Odell Beckham Jr., Julio Jones, Or Jarvis Landry

“I think the Packers are going to be involved in this market,” Rapoport said on The Pat McAfee Show.“And this is actually a great market for them because let’s say you’re Jarvis Landry,or maybe even better for the Packers let’s say you’re Julio Jones and you’re not going to get $15 million, you’re probably not going to get $10 million, the Packers would be one of the teams you want to join where maybe you make $3 million with some incentives but you know you got a chance to make a Super Bowl.”

“That actually is attractive, so we got Odell,who obviously had interest from the Packers last time, you have Julio, who I would imagine would get some interest from there, Landry, who I don’t know has gotten interest from the Packers, but all those guys would make sense for Green Bay who, I would say, might add another receiver at some point,” Rapoport added.

The Packers offer these receivers a chance to redeem themselves after injury-riddled seasons. They’d get the opportunity to play at the highest level, even if that means taking a significant pay cut.

OBJ will miss the first two months of the season, but he’d still be an excellent addition for them with the playoffs in sight. Julio Jones could make a considerableimpact if healthy, and Jarvis Landry has one of the most reliable hands in the league. So, pick up the phone, Brian!

Another big move was Amari Cooper‘s trade from the Dallas Cowboys tothe Cleveland Browns, which may have prompted the eventual release of Jarvis Landry. Theformer Miami Dolphins WRhad his days numbered in Cleveland and now is free to sign foranother team.

The fifth-time Pro Bowler is undoubtedly an interesting alternative that many teams will try to explore in the free agency, and according to reports, there are Super Bowl contenders who intend to sign him.

Jarvis Landry reportedly in the radar of Super Bowl contenders

In the last two seasons, Landry may have suffered injuries that ultimately resulted in a decline in his play. However, things haven’t been great for the Browns overall with Baker Mayfield at the helm. That’s why teams withquarterbacks may see in him an interesting weapon.

According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills could make a move for Landry. While both already have powerful players at the position such as Tyreek Hill and Stefon Diggs, respectively, the addition of Landry would only boost their target options. Besides, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network understands that the Green Bay Packers could also be interested in the 29-year-old.

If he ends up at any of these teams, then Landry would emerge victorious after his departure from Cleveland. All three teams mentioned have what it takes to push for the championship and Landry could benefit a lot from their star quarterbacks.