Steelers Reportedly Seek Packers Receiver Romeo Doubs in Trade Talks

The Green Bay Packers face significant roster and salary cap challenges heading into 2026, with up to six starters, including wide receiver Romeo Doubs and linebacker Quay Walker, potentially hitting unrestricted free agency amid limited cap space. Concerns about Doubs' injury history and the presence of other receivers under contract have led the Packers to consider trading him, with the Pittsburgh Steelers reportedly expressing interest following their recent trade of George Pickens. Meanwhile, the Packers are bolstering their quarterback depth by signing Canadian quarterback Taylor Elgersma, a standout U Sports player who impressed at the 2025 Senior Bowl and has drawn interest from both Green Bay and the Buffalo Bills; he will compete for a backup role behind starter Jordan Love and Malik Willis. The Steelers' interest in Doubs is partly influenced by his past connection with Aaron Rodgers, and acquiring Doubs would complement their existing receiver DK Metcalf. On a related note, the Buffalo Bills continue to seek improvements at linebacker, with veteran C.J. Mosley suggested as a potential addition to strengthen their defense after injuries impacted their linebacker corps. These developments highlight strategic moves by multiple NFL teams to address roster needs through trades, free agency, and player signings ahead of the 2025 season.