The Packers have just seven roster spots available after making 11 draft picks, so UDFA slots will be few and far between.
The Green Bay Packers made 11 selections in the 2024 NFL Draft, the same number of picks that the team had coming into the weekend. However, they moved up and down the board quite a bit, moving back once in the second round to add a pair of picks, then trading up twice on the third day of the draft.
That number of draft picks means that the Packers have a smaller number of open roster spots than usual coming out of draft weekend. In fact, Green Bay has just seven slots available on their 90-man roster to add undrafted rookie signings.
The undrafted free agency process gets underway now, however, as the Packers and the other 31 teams are making their pitches to plenty of young players across the college football landscape who did not hear their names called over the past three days. Green Bay has a long track record of success in having UDFAs make the team as rookies, so keep a close eye on the names as they get reported out in the coming hours.
Keep it here for reports of the Packers’ signings, as well as the names of some players who will be attending the team’s rookie minicamp on a tryout basis.
Reported UDFA Signings
- None so far
Reported Rookie Minicamp Tryout Invites
- None so far
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