Cheese Curds, 10/29: Will Packers make any moves at the trade deadline?

The NFL’s trade deadline has nearly arrived, and in the last few days, there have been some notable players changing scenery. Wideouts like Mohamed Sanu and Emmanuel Sanders switched teams last week, while running back Kenyan Drake went from Miami to Arizona on Monday.

The Packers could be buyers this year, with a 7-1 team that could use some help in a few specific areas. But do they feel that they need to make significant additions? That is a question only general manager Brian Gutekunst can answer, and he won’t be telling anyone in that plain of terms any time soon.

By keeping his strategy to himself, Gutey can avoid teams jacking up the price on potential targets while staying in the conversations. Stay tuned through about 4 PM Eastern today to see if the Packers do end up adding anyone.

Who should the Packers try to add at the NFL trade deadline? | Packers Wire
Dante Pettis? O.J. Howard? Maybe a linebacker? Who would be your ideal target for Gutekunst to add today?

Trade activity (or non-activity) will show how Packers feel about team - ESPN
Brian Gutekunst is apparently being active on the trade market leading up to today's deadline, but he's keeping his cards close to the vest. Opposing scouts can't tell if he thinks his roster is already great and is just looking for some marginal improvements, or if he believes his team needs a significant upgrade.

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