Packers Practice Squad Tracker: Green Bay continues building beyond the 53-man roster with impactful developmental additions
Follow the latest additions to the Packers’ practice squad, and how important they can be throughout the regular season.
The Green Bay Packers had their initial 53-man roster completed on Sunday night, but the roster-building process doesn’t stop there. Starting at 12 p.m. (CT) on Monday, general manager Brian Gutekunst and his staff can start building a 17-man practice squad. So, follow the moves here.
Practice squad tracker
- S Murvin Kenion III (Ryan Wood)
- T Dalton Cooper (Bill Huber)
- EDGE Nyjalik Kelly (Matt Schneidman)
- RB Pierre Strong Jr. (Tom Silverstein)
- TE Drake Dabney (Tom Silverstein)
- CB Domani Jackson (Matt Zenitz)
- G Josh Gesky (Tom Silverstein)
- G Dillon Wade (Easton Butler)
- WR Chris Hilton (Bill Huber)
- LB Kristian Welch (Bill Huber)
- DT Jaden Crumedy (Jeremy Fowler)
- EDGE Arron Mosby (Packers.com)
- WR Isaiah Neyor (Packers.com)
- QB Kedon Slovis (Brian Gutekunst)
- K Lenny Krieg (Bill Huber) — International Pathway Program
- LS Scott Daly (Matt Schneidman)
Practice squad rules
Over the past few years, every NFL player is eligible to be on a practice squad. But there are some rules to limit the number of veterans on it.
Up to 10 players can have a maximum of two accrued NFL seasons. Meanwhile, up to six players can have unlimited NFL experience. The 17th spot (which theoretically doesn’t count to the 16-man limit) is reserved from a player of the International Pathway Program.
Each week, an NFL team can elevate up to two players from the practice squad for gameday. A specific player can be elevated three times throughout the regular season (plus unlimited times in the playoffs). After that, the player must be promoted to the 53-man roster to be active on gamedays.
