3 receivers the Packers should pair with Aaron Rodgers after missing on Will Fuller

The Green Bay Packers whiffed on signing Will Fuller, but there are still several receivers Brian Gutekunst can add to the offense. 

Yes, Green Bay Packers fans out there might be disappointed with Monday’s breaking news that Will Fuller has found a new home, and it’s not Lambeau Field. The speedy wideout is headed to the Miami Dolphins, signing a one-year contract with the AFC East squad.

While that’s a bummer, there’s no time to waste for Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst. There are still some studs out there in free agency, with three in particular standing out for him to target to catch balls this season from Aaron Rodgers.

The Green Bay Packers should pick up the phone and target these three wide receivers

After missing out on Fuller, one player in particular who stands out would definitely be veteran wideout T.Y. Hilton. While the Indianapolis Colts are hoping to bring back the fan-favorite player, nothing appears to be imminent here. For the Packers, they could sell Hilton on not only catching balls from Rodgers, but also putting himself in a position to compete for a Super Bowl.

Elsewhere, another guy of intrigue would be Kenny Golladay. While with the Lions, Golladay showcased how special he could be time and time again, putting up some big stats in big games. The thought of him lining up on the other side of the field of Davante Adams would scare defensive coordinators out there.

Last but not least, of course we’ve got to bring up JuJu Smith-Schuster. He reportedly has received plenty of interest from the New York Jets, and he’s also intrigued about playing for them. Again, though, if Green Bay put a contract on the table, would he really pass up the chance to play with Rodgers to go play with Sam Darnold? New York has been a mess for years, and the same can’t be said for Green Bay. Smith-Schuster could end up returning to Pittsburgh too.

Regardless, despite Fuller heading to Miami, there are still plenty of options for the Packers. It’s now up to Gutekunst to decide how aggressive he wants to be this offseason.