As the NFL offseason kicks into gear, the Green Bay Packers find themselves at a crossroads with wide receiver Romeo Doubs, who’s set to hit free agency. And while nothing is set in stone just yet, there’s a clear sense that the team values what Doubs brings to the table - even with a receiver room that’s already full of young talent.
Let’s not forget: Doubs was Jordan Love’s go-to guy in 2025. He led the team in receiving yards, pulling in 55 catches for 724 yards and six touchdowns.
Those numbers don’t just happen by accident. Doubs showed he could be a reliable chain-mover and a red zone threat - two things every quarterback needs, especially one still solidifying his place as a franchise cornerstone.
That kind of production doesn’t go unnoticed around the league. With free agency looming, Doubs is likely to draw interest from teams looking for a proven, ascending receiver who’s already shown he can produce in a starting role. That could drive his price up - and that’s where things get tricky for Green Bay.
The Packers are also looking at a potential extension for tight end Tucker Kraft, who’s emerged as another key piece on offense. Between Doubs and Kraft, the front office has some tough decisions to make in terms of how to allocate resources. Prioritizing one doesn’t necessarily mean losing the other, but the financial puzzle gets more complicated when you’re trying to keep multiple core players in-house while still addressing other needs - particularly on the offensive line and within the receiving corps.
There’s still a path for Doubs to return to Green Bay. The team is expected to open talks with his camp, and if the numbers make sense, a reunion is absolutely on the table.
Doubs already has chemistry with Love, he knows the system, and he’s proven he can produce in pressure situations. Those are not small things when you’re trying to build continuity on offense.
But while the Packers weigh their options, other teams are watching. The Raiders and Titans, in particular, are in the market for a playmaker on the outside.
Both teams are desperate for a receiver who can win one-on-one matchups and be a consistent presence in the passing game. Doubs fits that mold - he’s not just a possession guy; he can stretch the field and make contested catches, especially in the red zone.
So here’s where things stand: Green Bay wants to keep Doubs, and Doubs has every reason to consider staying. But with other teams circling and the Packers juggling multiple priorities, this situation could go either way. If they can make the math work, bringing Doubs back would give Jordan Love a familiar, trusted target as the team looks to build on its momentum heading into 2026.