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The Green Bay Packers have turned to the free-agent market to solve a persistent defensive problem, adding cornerback Benjamin St.-Juste to a cornerback room the organization itself has characterized as mediocre.
The move signals that Green Bay's front office sees the position as a genuine competitive liability and is willing to spend in free agency to correct it.
A Roster Hole the Packers Could No Longer Ignore Green Bay's cornerback group has not met the standard the organization needs to compete at the top of the NFC, and the Packers' own assessment of that room as mediocre is a frank admission that internal solutions were not sufficient.
Rather than waiting for development from within, the front office went outside the building to bring in St.-Juste, a player they are counting on to immediately upgrade the position.
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