The Green Bay Packers are evaluating their wide receiver options after trading Dontayvion Wicks. Columnist Pete Dougherty suggests that the team might need to draft a receiver to address depth issues, especially with injuries impacting their current roster. Notably, Christian Watson is likely to secure a contract exceeding $20 million per year, while Jayden Reed's future remains uncertain due to injury concerns. The Packers have three promising receivers in Watson, Matthew Golden, and Savion Williams, but the loss of Wicks raises questions about depth. Dougherty speculates that the Packers might prioritize drafting a receiver in the fourth round or later, given their other needs, although they have already brought in potential prospects for pre-draft visits. The team must also assess the readiness of other players like Williams and Bo Melton, who could step up if injuries occur. Overall, the Packers' strategy in the upcoming draft will be crucial for maintaining a competitive receiving corps.