The Green Bay Packers are preparing for a new era with Jordan Love at quarterback - and they want to give him as much help as possible.
The Packers are set to move on from star man Aaron Rodgers, who has publicly demanded a trade to the New York Jets which is still being finalised. The state of the Packers' wide receiving group has been a source of much criticism over the past couple of seasons and has contributed to Rodgers' frustrations.
However, head coach Matt LaFleur has already confirmed he is looking at adding some "veteran leadership" to the receiving corps in a move that would undoubtedly be designed to help Love as he steps into the starting role. None of the five remaining receivers at the franchise - Christian Watson, Romeo Doubs, Samori Toure, Jeff Cotton or Bo Melton - has played more than 14 NFL games.
