Adam Schefter Confirms Former Eagles Super Bowl Champion Heading to Green Bay to Replace Luke Musgrave

Green Bay, WI. The Green Bay Packers appear set to address a lingering issue at tight end following an underwhelming 2025 campaign from Luke Musgrave.

According to reports circulating around the league and confirmed by NFL insider Adam Schefter, the Packers are preparing to bring in former Philadelphia Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert as a replacement.

The move follows a season where Musgrave, despite playing in all 17 games, struggled to make a consistent impact. He finished with just 24 receptions for 252 yards and zero touchdowns, numbers that failed to meet expectations for a player expected to contribute more significantly in the passing game.

For a team led by quarterback Jordan Love and guided by a balanced offensive approach, the tight end position is crucial for providing reliable targets and support in both the run and pass game.

Musgrave's limited production prompted the Packers' front office to seek upgrades for the upcoming season.

That search has now reportedly led them to Goedert.

The veteran tight end is highly regarded league-wide for his dependability as a receiver and blocker. During his tenure with the Eagles, Goedert established himself as one of the NFL's most consistent tight ends and contributed significantly during the team's championship runs.

Over his career, Goedert has compiled a strong track record that includes:

• Super Bowl champion with Philadelphia
• Multiple seasons approaching or exceeding 1,000-yard potential
• A career-high 11 touchdowns in the 2025 season

• Consistent role as a red-zone threat

Goedert has shown impressive durability and productivity, averaging double-digit fantasy points in several recent seasons and maintaining strong output even as he approaches his early 30s.

For Green Bay, the fit is clear.

The Packers' offense thrives with versatile weapons who can execute precise routes and serve as dependable options for Love. Goedert matches that mold perfectly and could quickly emerge as one of the quarterback's most trusted targets.

In addition to his on-field skills, Goedert brings valuable experience from high-stakes playoff games and a professional presence that would benefit Green Bay's young core.

With the Packers looking to solidify their status as contenders in the NFC, adding a proven veteran like Goedert could strengthen the tight end group, provide stability, and add a reliable weapon to elevate the passing attack heading into the 2026 season.

If the deal is finalized, Green Bay may have secured the experienced playmaker needed to move past Musgrave's inconsistencies and boost the offense for the year ahead.