The Green Bay Packers have surfaced as one possible trade destination for Tennessee Titans wide receiver Calvin Ridley before the NFL’s Nov. 10 deadline.
Pro Football Focus analyst Bradley Locker listed Green Bay among three clubs that could fit the veteran, joining the New York Giants and Las Vegas Raiders.
Ridley has three catches for 48 yards on five targets across four games in 2026.
The total represents a sharp drop from the production he delivered in recent seasons.
Locker wrote that Ridley “has fallen out of favor in 2026, averaging 0.74 yards per route run while earning just five targets through four games.” He added, “The Titans have a young and deep receiver room, which makes the 31-year-old Ridley expendable.”
Tennessee is 0-4 and has younger options already seeing more work in the passing game. Green Bay’s receiver picture changed after Jayden Reed’s injury.
Reed was hurt on the second offensive play of the Week 2 game against the New York Jets and will undergo season-ending neck surgery.
The Packers sit at 2-2 and remain in the NFC playoff picture. Christian Watson has 20 receptions for 331 yards and four touchdowns through four games. Matthew Golden, in his second season, has 18 catches for 274 yards and two scores.
Skyy Moore has taken some slot snaps while Savion Williams returned to practice this week.
Ridley recorded 76 catches for 1,016 yards and eight touchdowns with Jacksonville in 2023, then 64 catches for 1,017 yards and four touchdowns with Tennessee in 2024. He appeared in only seven games in 2025 because of leg injuries and finished with 17 catches for 303 yards and no touchdowns.
His career line stands at 408 receptions for 5,726 yards and 40 touchdowns, an average of 14.0 yards per catch.
Over the Cap shows a $15.2 million cap charge for Ridley this season after a restructure, with the figure rising to $29.75 million in 2027.
Watson and Golden have already produced, so Ridley would arrive as a veteran complement rather than an immediate No. 1 option.
The Titans’ limited use of him and the Packers’ loss of Reed still leave Green Bay as a team to watch if Tennessee explores a deal.
