GREEN BAY, WI - OCTOBER 16: Eddie Lacy #27 of the Green Bay Packers looks to avoid the tackle attempt of J.J. Wilcox #27 of the Dallas Cowboys during the third quarter at Lambeau Field on October 16, 2016 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Green Bay Packers 30-16. (Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)

Packers finally get some depth at this position in trade with Chiefs

This was a solid move for the Pack.

The Green Bay Packers (3-2) have not been playing as well as they've wanted to start the season as they are 25th in the league in total yards per game and 16th in rushing yards per game. Eddie Lacy has been the workhorse for the offense, but the backs after him do not inspire any sort of confidence.

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There's James Starks and then Aaron Ripkowski at fullback. With Lacy's constant ankle pains the Packers desperately needed some help in the backfield and they've found in the form of a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Knile Davis has backed up Jamaal Charles since he was drafted in 2013 and had a breakout year in 2014 when Charles was injured for much of the season. He rushed for six touchdowns and over 450 yards, but has not seen production like that since then. However, he's a speedy and shifty back that could give the Packers a different look on offense.

This was actually the first time the Packers have traded for a player since 2010 when they acquired safety Anthony Smith from the Jacksonville Jaguars.

[h/t NFL.com]