In his relatively limited opportunities, Reed has been absolutely electric. He has found the end zone a handful of times and shown off his sideline-to-sideline quickness. He’s a similar archetype to standout Houston Texans rookie Tank Dell. The differences in their production and media coverage can be attributed to C.J. Stroud’s emergence, which is in stark contrast to Love’s performance this season. More significantly, Reed undeniably resembles a young Randall Cobb. With a similar size and skillset, Cobb went on to have a long, outstanding career in Green Bay.
Musgrave hasn’t flashed as much as Reed, but he’s just as important to the long-term plan. And, crucially, although opponents have limited him to only one touchdown this season, the opportunities have very much been there. It won’t take much for him to have a second-half breakout. Matt LaFleur should prioritize maximizing Musgrave in what is pretty much a lost season.
Tight end has been an interesting position in Green Bay for a long time. Many would argue that Jermichael Finley, whose career abruptly ended following a 2013 neck injury, was the last tight end to make a big impact on the Packers. There was no shortage of attempts to find that missing offensive element, with Jimmy Graham, Martellus Bennett,
