The Green Bay Packers’ season continues as they prepare to face the Philadelphia Eagles in the Wild Card Round, with quarterback Jordan Love fully fit after recovering from an elbow injury. Unfortunately, the Packers will be missing wide receiver Christian Watson, who tore his ACL in the Week 18 game against the Chicago Bears. His absence will necessitate roster adjustments and could influence offseason acquisitions.

In a twist, former Packers All-Pro wide receiver Davante Adams has left the door open for a potential return to Green Bay. Adams, currently with the New York Jets after stints with the Las Vegas Raiders and the Packers, mentioned on the “Up and Adams” podcast that he wouldn’t rule out rejoining any of his former teams, including the Packers. His openness to a return to Green Bay has fueled speculation, especially given the Jets’ reported interest in moving on from both Adams and quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Adams’ potential return would be significant for the Packers, who need to bolster their receiving corps in Watson’s absence. If he does come back, Adams would join the ranks of former Packers like James Jones and Randall Cobb, who have made successful returns to Green Bay after playing for other teams. Fans are already imagining the possibility, with some even joking about erecting a statue of Kay Adams at Lambeau Field if her show helps facilitate Adams’ return.

This offseason is shaping up to be pivotal for the Packers as they look to reinforce their roster and end their playoff win drought.