The Green Bay Packers finished the 2024 NFL season with injuries plaguing their wide receiver corps. This week they added some reinforcements, signing former Kansas City Chiefs standout Mecole Hardman to a one-year contract,

Mecole Hardman, who spent all but five of his 80 NFL games with the Chiefs, is off to the Green Bay Packers. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler was first to report that Hardman is signing a one-year deal with Green Bay. Hardman has had an eventful career with the Chiefs, who made him a second-round pick from Georgia in 2019.

In an attempt to bring in some more competition entering the 2025 season, the team has brought in wide receiver Mecole Hardman, who spent last season as a part of the Kansas Chiefs. In his six-year career, Hardman has made some impressive achievements, including being named to one Pro Bowl and winning three Super Bowls, all with the Chiefs.