Green Bay Packers has 18 players entering a free agency with expiring contracts in 2025. While the team does not have an extremely essential player with an expirying contract, several starters and colleagues are going to enter a free agency.
How did 2024 look for free Packer agents? Let’s take a closer look.
Here are PFF ratings and appropriate statistics from the class of free Packers 2025 agents:
C Josh Myers
Pff class: 54.2
Rank among centers: 41/43
Myers assessed as one of the worst NFL centers during all four seasons as a starter. After giving up only one bag in 2024, Myers allowed pressure in his career 31, which took third place among the centers. And blocking passes is its strongest area-Jego, the running class has ended with the second worst among the centers. High -quality Myers career in PFF is only 60.4. The second round 2021 seems to be a definition of a player at a substitute level.
LB Isaiah McDuffie
Pff class: 55.4
Rank among linebackers: 47/53 (at least 600 played snaps)
McDuffie played over 700 defensive snaps for Packers in Linebacker in 2024. He struggled heavily in terms of coverage, enabling 84.4 percent of completion and five passing passes for his insurance. His assessment of passers -by 129.6 allowed within reach, in the ranking of the second worst among linebackers. McDuffie produced 28 stops or equipment creating an offensive defeat, but it was associated with the fifth among linebackers with at least 600 snaps. If you cannot consistently cover or create destructive pieces, it is tough to survive in Linebacker in today’s NFL.
CB Eric Stokes
Pff class: 61.3
Rank among the corners: 75/128
Stokes was one of only five defenders who played at least 250 snaps and does not create a breakup. He gave up only 33 finishes in relation to his reach, but allowed three application of placing and rating passers -by 96.7. His defense assessment in the ranking took 114 place for 128 qualifying corners, and he only created seven stops. A solid episode of the game between November and papule was not enough to save another disappointing season from the first round 2021.
LB Eric Wilson
Pff class: 64.3
Rank among linebackers: 43/90 (at least 250 played snaps)
Wilson lost 11 opponents and was not an effective player in terms of reach (allowed to complete 82.9 percent of goals), but went to Supernov against Colts and Texans at the beginning of the season and once again he was a special player special special teams. Wilson created 10 total special teams (solo and assists) and had no punishment. When it comes to creating backing linebackers, Wilson is a veteran.
DL TJ Slaton
Pff class: 43.0
Rank among defensive liners: 130/145
Slaton led all defensive liners in the ESPN Run Stop win indicator, suggesting the dominant season against the run, and the Packers effectiveness stopping the run with Slaton on the pitch, will withdraw the ESPN claim. But Pff did not agree. Slaton ended with one of the worst class of defense in position, and 13.5 omitted equipment indicator meant a destitute rating. Slaton ended only with one sack and two hits of the playmaker, emphasizing his limitations as-rusher. But the overall PFF rating for Slaton does not seem to match its specific value as a cork and block.
P Daniel Whelan (exclusive laws)
PFF class: 75.4
Rank among players: 14/34
The destitute ending of the season was generally a powerful year. Whelan took the 27th place in the net punting at 40.4 jar, which was significantly damaged by the return of the excavation of 93 yards at the selection in the finals of the season. Whelan allowed only 37.9 percent of his points, which occupied the seventh best place, and his average suspension time 4.53 seconds took third place. He will return to Green Bay as a growing juvenile player in 2025.
K Brandon McManus
Pff class: 82.1
Rank among kickers: 12/39
Counting after the season, McManus combined 21 out of 23 goals and all 31 additional points. His percentage of the goal in the field 91.3 was in eighth place among the kickers. He also made all three goals for over 50 yards. Packers want him back.
RB Emanuel Wilson (exclusive rights)
Pff class: 82.9
Rank among gears: 12/53
Wilson was perfect. He forced 28 invaluable attacks only 106 attempts, on average 4.8 yards for wearing, had 13 gears of 10 or more yards and caught 12 out of 15 goals. He wasn’t incensed either. Wilson will return with a chance to re -reserves Josh Jacobs in 2025.
WR Bo Melton (exclusive rights)
Pff class: 63.2
Rank among wide receivers: 115/198
Melton caught only nine out of 19 goals and averaged only 0.99 yards for the route, committed two penalties and was twice aimed at intercourse. He pulled four of the five questioned goals and threw himself eight times at 54 jars.
De arron mosby (exclusive rights)
Pff class: 62.5
Rank among the edges: 96/211
Mosby produced 10 pressure, made four stops and was solid compared to the run (rating 67.5), playing in 150 snaps. He was also on the pitch for 258 special teams, giving him potential as the edge of Rusher and the value for the luxurious bisaccia entering in 2025.
S Zayne Anderson (exclusive laws)
PFF class: 80.8
Rank among security: 12/170
Anderson played only 122 snaps in security, but it was effective, registering five attacks, interception and breakthrough. A special career team did not allow a single completion for his relationship. He also led a team with 10 solo duels in special teams. Although he is not the preferred safety starter, Anderson has proved that its value includes kicks and puntes and as a reliable option to create backups.
CB Corey Ballentine
Pff class: 53.5
Rank among the corners: 175/223
He played 75 latches on the turnover and allowed four finishes out of 56 yards and placing. In special teams, Ballentine played over 200 snaps and finished with four equipment and a solid rating of 70.9.
These John Fitzpatrick (circumscribed)
Pff class: 55.1
Rank among tight ends: 73/120
Fitzpatrick caught one pass for two jars, but was most often used as a running blocker. He played 60 snaps in special teams. His dignified attention was a punishment for starting in losing a great card in Philadelphia.
Ol Kadeem Telfort (exclusive laws)
Pff class: 48.9
Rank among offensive liners: 268/312
His final assessment was torpedoed by Filadelphia. Telfort allowed three total pressure and committed a penalty of over 62 total snaps on the left and right guard in five games.
Lt Andre Dillard
Pff class: 72.7
Rank among offensive attacks: not applicable
Dillard played only 13 snaps (nine with left equipment, four at the right equipment) in the winning of the explosion over 49ers and the saints.
CB Robert Rochell
Pff class: 60.0
Rank among the corners: not applicable
Rochell played only one snap from the fight in 2024. He fought with special teams, committing two penalties and registering only two fights in 124 snaps.
These Tyler Davis
PFF class: not applicable
Rank among tight ends: not applicable
Davis was placed in the wounded reserve of the season in August and did not play in 2024.
Rb aj dillon
PFF class: not applicable
Rank among the escape: not applicable
Dillon was placed on the wounded reserve of the season in August and did not play in 2024.
