Packers lose three players in hypothetical NFL expansion franchise scenario that shows how strong their depth is

The Green Bay Packers have a strong 90-man roster from top to bottom. This is excellent in real life, and it will be super impactful for the team in 2025. The outcome wasn't so great in the hypothetical expansion franchise exercise made by A to Z Sports.

And that's because, having strong depth, the Packers had to expose some good players to the fictional St. Louis Arches. Yes, it's a hypothetical, so don't take it too seriously. But it's also a good exercise to see where each NFL roster is at.

For example, seven teams had zero taken players — Las Vegas Raiders, Washington Commanders, Chicago Bears, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams, and Arizona Cardinals.

Meanwhile, two of the 12 players exposed by the Packers got selected: wide receiver Bo Melton and running back Chris Brooks. The fictional team couldn't select more than two players from each NFL franchise, so the Packers reached the limit. Each player has a $1.03 million salary, which would get off the Packers' books.