A year after the Packers traded Davante Adams and let Marquez Valdes-Scantling walk in free agency, the team has seen Allen Lazard and Randall Cobb rejoin Aaron Rodgers. Following the Jets’ receiver moves, the Packers are sporting a pass-catching corps far less experienced than the one that generated scrutiny last offseason.

Matt LaFleur did not indicate a veteran addition was on the horizon, but the Packers are still looking, Sam Robinson of Pro Football Rumors reports. They brought in Keke Coutee for a workout, KPRC2’s Aaron Wilson tweets. Coutee worked as an auxiliary wide receiver for the Texans, but the former fourth-round pick has not contributed much as a receiver over the past two years.

No signing is imminent, though Wilson adds the Packers like the five-year veteran’s versatility. Coutee, who has experience as a punt returner, could be an option once the Packers determine how their receiver room looks coming out of their offseason program. The Pack begin their OTA sessions next week and will wrap their offseason work in mid-June at minicamp.

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