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New Orleans Saints receive: WR Romeo Doubs
Green Bay Packers receive: 2026 sixth-round draft pick
The Saints are having a rough go of things in 2025. The void that Derek Carr’s unexpected retirement left under center has been painfully exposed during the team’s 0-3 start.
No member of New Orleans’ three-man signal-caller corps was able to truly distinguish themselves during training camp. While first-year head coach Kellen Moore eventually decided to entrust his offense to Spencer Rattler, it could not have been an easy choice given the 24-year-old’s abysmal rookie performance in 2024 and up-and-down preseason.
While Rattler’s 2025 stats aren’t awful—he’s completed 80-of-119 throws for 639 yards and four touchdowns with one interception in his three starts—he’s still seeking his first career win heading into a 10th start while overseeing an offense that has mustered just 47 points in three games. The Saints need to add more weapons so it can fairly evaluate what it has in Rattler and rookie backup Tyler Shough.
The Green Bay Packers make sense as a trade candidate given their abundance of No. 2 WR types. While both Jayden Reed and Christian Watson are dealing with injuries, their eventual return later in the year will make the receiving corps even more crowded. Romeo Doubs, playing out the final year of his rookie deal, could be expendable for that reason and available for a low cost.
Doubs has played fairly well in 2025, reeling in seven of his 11 targets for 121 yards and a touchdown so far. He’s also logging a career-high 79 percent of Green Bay’s offensive snaps, but that could become an issue when the team’s receivers room gets healthier.
Doubs was notably suspended last season—a year in which he had a 77 percent offensive snap share and earned 72 targets in total—for skipping team events while protesting a perceived lack of opportunities.
With the Packers needing to develop their younger wideouts and likely to move on from Doubs after the season anyway, the Saints could capitalize by bringing a solid complementary piece in who can help out their up-and-coming QBs.