Allen Lazard will be a free agent next month after spending his first five seasons with the Green Bay Packers.

An undrafted free agent coming off the most productive season of his career, Lazard told SiriusXM that he's "excited" to see what awaits him in free agency but noted he'd be "bougie" in choosing his next team.

"I've been very spoiled the past four or five years to be in the Packers organization," Lazard said.

"I think they're obviously a first-class organization just how they go about their relationship with the fans, how they treat the players. Just the whole experience there. Having coach (Matt) LaFleur and Nathaniel Hackett there the past few years and obviously having Aaron (Rodgers) as the quarterback, I'm almost sort of bougie, I feel like, in what I'm going to be wanting out of an organization. I have such high expectations. But that's only because I've seen that and I've experienced that, and I think the record -- minus last year, the three years before that -- it kind of shows you why they're able to have that success."

Lazard had 60 catches for 788 yards and six touchdowns in 15 games this past season.