Green Bay Packers: 5 Question Marks Still Remain After Offseason

Cornerback

This was an under the radar need for much of the offseason and continues to be one with more questions than answers. We all know how good Jaire Alexander is and it was fantastic to see Kevin King have his breakout season in 2019 but after those two, we don’t exactly know what we will be getting.

One of the pleasant surprises from last season was the emergence of Chandon Sullivan during the latter portion of the year. And looking ahead to 2020, he is a prime candidate to take over the slot duties with Tramon Williams still unsigned. However, it’s fair to wonder if Sullivan can play at that level for an entire season and in a much larger role.

Then, of course, we have Josh Jackson whose 2019 season was derailed early on by an injury and it resulted in him falling down the depth chart to where he rarely saw the field. Meanwhile, Ka’dar Hollman popped in the preseason but overall he still remains an unknown.

If healthy and playing well, this is a group that I am confident in, but with that said, there is a lot of inexperience and a lack of depth as well. So if there are injuries or if a player or two does struggle – which is certainly a possibility – then the Green Bay Packers’ secondary could be in some trouble.