S Chris Maragos
With the signing of Adrian Amos, the Packers have one starting safety and they have room to add another one in free agency (HaHa Clinton-Dix anyone?), but they could use another defensive back who plays special teams. That leads to one of the best special teamers of the past decade in Maragos.
The veteran won’t bring much defensively, but if he had to be out there, he’ll bring assignment-sure, dependable play. But he’d immediately upgrade the special teams unit, helping the team try to bounce back from a historically poor 2018. Like many others on this list, at a minimum contract, Maragos could be a nice pickup.