Green Bay Packers plan contract extensions for tight end Tucker Kraft and defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt

The Green Bay Packers are working on contract extensions for two young starters before the 2024 season begins. Tight end Tucker Kraft, a 2023 third‑round pick, has posted 50 receptions for 707 yards and seven touchdowns this year and is projected to earn a four‑year deal worth about $62 million, making him one of the highest‑paid players at his position. Defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt, the 2022 first‑round pick, is set to receive a fifth‑year team option valued at $13 million after dealing with ankle and leg injuries that limited his play in recent seasons. The team also recently added veteran defensive end Javon Hargrave on a two‑year, $23 million contract to shore up a previously weak defensive line. In addition, the Packers are counting on the development of left tackle Jordan Morgan, who secured the starting role after moving across the offensive line in his first two seasons, with quarterback Jordan Love praising his offseason work and readiness for the upcoming training camp.