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Wicks

He finished the season with 2.04 yards per route run which was 22nd-best among wide receivers with at least 50 targets. He also finished with the best-receiving grade among the Packers' top four wide receivers.

The Packers still have a crowded wide receiver room. Watson and Romeo Doubs started their first preseason game with Jayden Reed taking the first snap in the slot, just like last season. Wicks entered the game on the third play, caught a 65-yard touchdown pass, and that was it for his time with the starters.

Wicks, on a relatively small sample size, looks like he could be a top-30 wide receiver, just without the direct path to playing time. He either needs to earn enough time over the other three Packers receivers. We saw he would replace either Watson or Doubs if they get hurt. We don’t know how they would handle an injury to Reed, but presumably, either he or Watson would play in the slot. There is a decent enough chance that Wicks can either earn enough playing time or reach it due to injury, in which case he could be a star in this up-and-coming offense.