Reggie Bush is available. 

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I don't see anyone on the open market worth the money it would take to bring them in. There are a few weak positions in the draft but on the whole I think it's deep and I would prefer to pass on the free agents this year and see who is available next year.

Jay Cutler should be avaloable in 2016 in case, you know, the guy who mops the locker room goes down.

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Jake Locker as a backup QB
:lurk:

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Josh McCown just signed for 5 million per year, I think Locker might get something close. He will want to go somewhere where he gets a chance to compete for the starter job and I think someone will give him that chance.

This is a dream, but I would love to see either Patrick Willis or Navorro Bowman in a Packers uniform. With the emergence of Borland, either Bowman or Willis will be expendable.

Matthews - Willis - Barrington - Peppers

Just looking at that possible lineup gives me a half chub.

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Some more gettable, but still unrealistic, FAs I'd like.

Shane Vereen
We tried to get a guy who has some speed and get some catches in the draft for a while. Franklin and Alexander both didn't pan out, though. Vereen would be a great complimentary back to Lacy. It's just that the RB position would become a bit crowded.

Stephen Paea
He turned into quite the pass rusher at 300 lbs this season. He'd be great as a DE in our system and we could get him into the field in our two down linemen nickel packages. Again, though, the 3-4DE position might become a bit crowded.

Rey Maualuga
You don't get a lot of flash, but you do get a lot of production. Thing is, I don't know if this is truly the type of linebacker we're looking for.

Jason Worilds
Gets a sack or 7 a year, but when you watch him play, you see he's better than that. He can get some pressure on the QB. He doesn't really cover well or anything, but he can get into the opponent's backfield. With Peppers still on the roster, Matthews a starter and Perry behind them, this would, again, make for a rather crowded position.