The Green Bay Packers face a critical offseason as three of their five starting offensive linemen, Rasheed Walker, Zach Tom, and Sean Rhyan, are set to become unrestricted free agents in 2026. With only $35.5 million in cap space, retaining all three may strain future roster stability. General Manager Brian Gutekunst must prioritize locking in one of these players, especially Tom, who excelled as one of the league's top right tackles last season. The urgency for a deal is heightened as salary caps are expected to rise, making players like Tom more expensive. Discussions have been positive, yet negotiations can be lengthy, emphasizing the need for timely resolutions.