Brian Gutekunst unintentionally reveals what Packers truly need as front office keeps adding young talent to the 90-man roster
Aug 23, 2025; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Houston Texans tight end Luke Lachey (42) gets tackled by Detroit Lions safety Loren Strickland (24) in third quarter at Ford Field. Eamon Horwedel-Imagn Images The Packers claimed cornerback MJ Devonshire and tight end Luke Lachey off waivers on Tuesday, attacking positions where the roster lacks options. The Green Bay Packers drafted six players and signed 10 undrafted free agents , but that doesn’t mean the roster is complete by any means.
On Tuesday, the Packers added two more young pieces to the 90-man roster, claiming cornerback MJ Devonshire and tight end Luke Lachey off waivers. “I don't know if I ever feel like I've checked every box because I don't know if anything's ever complete,” Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst said about the roster after the draft. “That doesn't mean I don't feel really good about what our team looks like.
This is 365. We'll take a look at it and see what's next, and we'll start on what's coming tomorrow and the next day. That won't change.
” Unintentionally, Brian Gutekunst reinforced that these two positions are still needs to some extent. Cornerback MJ Devonshire Devonshire was a seventh-round pick by the Las Vegas Raiders two years ago, but he hasn’t played regular season games in the NFL. After spending his entire rookie season on the Raiders’ practice squad , the defensive back has also been with the Carolina Panthers, Baltimore Ravens, and Buffalo Bills.
MJ Devonshire was shutting down everything Louisville threw at him in 2023. pic. twitter.