Romeo Doubs’ Future in Green Bay? Packers Face Key Decision as Free Agency Looms
The Green Bay Packers are staring down a pivotal offseason, and one of their biggest decisions revolves around wide receiver Romeo Doubs. After putting together a career-best campaign in 2025 - 724 receiving yards and six touchdowns - Doubs has positioned himself as a valuable piece not just for Green Bay, but potentially for several receiver-needy teams across the league.
The Packers aren’t out of the running yet. According to reports, there’s mutual interest in exploring a potential extension, and conversations between the team and Doubs’ camp are expected to take place. The door to a return is very much open - but so is the path to a lucrative deal elsewhere.
And that’s where things get interesting.
Doubs is hitting the market at just the right time. He’s young, productive, and ascending - exactly the kind of profile that draws attention in free agency.
Teams like the Tennessee Titans and Las Vegas Raiders are expected to be aggressive in their pursuit of wide receiver help, and both franchises are flush with cap space heading into the offseason. If Green Bay hesitates, those teams are more than capable of making Doubs a very rich man.
The Titans and Raiders both have glaring needs on the outside. Tennessee has been searching for a reliable playmaker to pair with their young quarterback, and Las Vegas is looking to retool an offense that lacked consistency in 2025. Doubs, with his route-running polish and red zone reliability, checks a lot of boxes.
There’s also a potential dark horse in the mix: the Pittsburgh Steelers. With speculation swirling around a possible reunion between quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the Steel City, Doubs could be a natural fit. The chemistry he developed with Rodgers in Green Bay was real, and pairing him with a physical presence like DK Metcalf could give Pittsburgh one of the more intriguing receiver tandems in the AFC.
Financially, Doubs is projected to land a four-year deal worth around $48 million - a $12 million annual average that reflects both his production and his upside. In today’s wide receiver market, that’s a fair number for a player entering his prime and coming off a strong season.
For the Packers, the question becomes one of timing and value. Can they lock Doubs in before the bidding war begins? Or will they risk losing a homegrown talent who’s just starting to hit his stride?
Green Bay has a history of developing receivers, but letting Doubs walk would leave a noticeable void in a young offense that found its rhythm late last season. He’s not just a stat line - he’s a trusted target, a chain-mover, and a player who’s grown alongside quarterback Jordan Love.
The next few weeks will be telling. If the Packers want to keep their offensive core intact, retaining Doubs should be high on their priority list. But if he hits the open market, don’t be surprised if a team with cap space and a need at wideout makes a strong push.
Either way, Romeo Doubs is about to get paid. The only question now is: who’s signing the check?