No Packers WR played more than 71% of the snaps in Week 1. Romeo Doubs led the group with 34 of 48 snaps (70.8%), about 5% below last year’s average. First-round rookie Mathew Golden was next at just 47.9%. Despite Jordan Love’s success, the inconsistent usage makes the Packers’ WRs tough to start.
Dontayvion Wicks (45.8%) and Jayden Reed (37.5%) also saw limited time, though Reed scored the team’s lone WR TD against the Lions. Reed’s Jones fracture may explain the reduced role, but HC Matt LaFleur appears committed to rotating WRs to keep them fresh.
Golden has the best chance to ascend with more experience and should be held, but the rest of the Packers’ WRs are end-of-roster fliers.
Next up: the Commanders and Browns.
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