
Trey Smack Could Give the Packers a Legitimate Kicking Edge
Kickers matter in high-leverage moments, and Green Bay may finally upgrade from Mason Crosby with Trey Smack. Smack has shown a powerful leg—58-yarders in preseason—and could provide valuable long-range options, potentially transforming some high-stakes plays into reliable points. Kicking can be acquired via free agency, UDFA, or the draft; a sixth-round pick is reasonable, and trading up for a kicker is usually unnecessary. If Smack is at least average, he would represent a meaningful baseline upgrade and, along with Daniel Whelan’s punting improvements, could yield a net positive for Packers’ special teams, though only time will tell.













