1 HR AGO - Photo by Tom Hauck/Getty Images It didn’t take long for Aaron Jones’ #33 to find a new owner. The Green Bay Packers’ official roster has already been updated with the new uniform numbers that the Day 1 and Day 2 selections from their 2024 class will wear. First-round pick tackle Jordan Morgan will don #77, a number previously worn by practice squad tackle Kadeem Telfort — who will now wear #76. #77 was the number that Morgan wore during his college career with the Arizona Wildcats. Unlike Morgan, though, the Day 2 selections for the Packers are changing numbers from their college days. Linebacker Edgerrin Cooper will wear #56 (#45 in college), safety Javon Bullard will wear #20 (#22), linebacker Ty’Ron Hopper will wear #59 (#8) and running back MarShawn Lloyd will wear #32 (#0). Based on the team not allowing Lloyd to have #0, it doesn’t seem like Green Bay is interested in giving that number out, despite the NFL rules allowing it to be in the rotation. Coopers’ #56 was Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Photo by John Fisher/Getty Images The Packers prioritized leadership in the 2024 NFL Draft. Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst made double-digit picks in the 2024 NFL Draft. One thing stood out more often than anything else when looking at the incoming rookies. Leadership. That theme started in the first round, with the Packers taking Arizona offensive lineman Jordan Morgan. “Really athletic,” Gutekunst said when asked about Morgan. “Really feel like he could probably play four positions for us, two-time team captain — just our kind of guy.” Morgan was far from the only captain or leader taken by the Packers this year. Here are the leadership credentials for some of the team’s noteworthy draft picks: Jordan Morgan: 2-time team captain Javon Bullard: High school captain. Viewed as team leader at Georgia MarShawn Lloyd: High school captain Ty’Ron Hopper: 2023 team captain Evan Williams: 3-time team captain at Fresno State Jacob Monk: 2-time team captain Kitan Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images We asked six of our writers to make their 53-man roster projections and built a composite prediction off of the final count. With the draft behind us, let’s take a look at how the Green Bay Packers’ team might look like when the squad has to get down to a 53-man roster at the end of the preseason. Based on reported undrafted free agent signings, the team has already over-signed — meaning that cuts are likely already on the way. For this exercise, six of our writers at Acme Packing Company have made their 53-man roster predictions. We’ll go through which players made every writers’ list, which players are on the roster bubble and which players are on the outside looking in going into camp. At the end, we’ll also include our composite 53-man roster, which shows you what the average roster would look like. Players Who Made Everyone’s Cut QB: Jordan Love, Michael Pratt (2) RB: Josh Jacobs, Marshawn Lloyd (2) WR: Bo Melton, Christian Watson, Collapse

3 DAYS AGO - Photo by Rich Storry/Getty Images The Packers turned Rodgers into six players, including picks used in trade-ups in the 2024 NFL Draft. 12 months and change ago, we all wondered just how much compensation the New York Jets would be willing to give the Green Bay Packers for quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who had clearly moved on from the franchise following his darkness retreat. Ultimately, the Jets parted ways with the 13th, 42nd and 207th picks in the 2023 draft along with a conditional selection in the 2024 draft for Rodgers and the 15th and 170th picks in the 2023 class. The conditional pick in 2024 centered around Rodgers’ playing time during the 2023 season, which was cut short when he tore his Achilles tendon in his first game as a Jet. Because of that injury, the would-be first-round pick in 2024 turned into a second-round pick — the 41st selection in this class. This week, the Packers traded down from #41, turning that pick into the 45th, 168th and 190th picks of the Collapse

3 DAYS AGO - Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images With only a seventh-round pick spent on the position, Green Bay appears to be running it back at cornerback in 2024. Many Green Bay Packers fans expected the team’s first-round selection to be turned in for Iowa cornerback Cooper DeJean when he was still available at the 25th overall pick on Thursday. The Packers had other plans, though, as they waited nine draft choices before finally selecting a player at the position: Penn State’s Kalen King, who was taken 255th overall. When asked about the lack of activity at the cornerback position in the draft, head coach Matt LaFleur stated, “First of all, we have a lot of confidence in those guys, anyways,” and later added that former first-round pick Eric Stokes “looks great” in organized team activities. LaFleur said that Stokes was a “full-go” in the Packers’ offseason program and that Jaire Alexander is “in great shape. He’s been busting his butt.” When general manager Brian Gutekunst was Collapse

3 DAYS AGO - Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images Some rare good veteran news on draft day for the Green Bay Packers. In the post-draft press conference, Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur addressed the team’s pass-rushing situation, a question that was asked due to the fact that the team did not spend any of their 2024 draft picks on 4-3 defensive ends. When the name Kingsley Enagbare came up, though, he broke a bit of news: Enagbare actually never tore his ACL in 2023. Enagbare went down in the playoffs against the Dallas Cowboys and told the media that he “tore it,” on locker cleanout day, per The Athletic’s Matt Schneidman. LaFleur, though, said that a tear was never confirmed and that Enagbare never had surgery on the knee. When he was pressed on if there was still an expectation that Enagbare would miss the start of the season due to the injury, the head coach pushed back and stated that he was looking good. So that’s probably why the Packers chose not to add anyone to their Collapse