43 Players 25-and-Under Who Could Make Packers Initial 53-Man Roster
Amidst a dynamic youth movement, the Green Bay Packers find themselves with a remarkable influx of talent. As many as 43 players on their roster are 25 years old or younger and have a realistic chance of making the initial 53-man roster when it’s announced at the end of August.
ESPN’s Rob Demovsky wrote a wonderful article about “The Unknown” for the Packers and their unproven young players this season. It’s worth checking out, as he lays the foundation for the upcoming season and even reveals some tidbits about Packers’ offensive players getting together during the offseason to bond and work out together.
With a fresh wave of young prospects, the Packers are embracing a new era of potential and promise. This youth revolution promises to inject renewed energy and excitement into the team as they embark on a journey to shape a brighter future. The battle for roster spots will be fierce, and it’s a thrilling time for both the players and fans alike.
Building off Demovsky’s article, I counted a whopping 43 players who are 25-and under who could be on the Packers initial 53-man roster this season (not counting the practice squad candidates). Let’s review them.
In the middle of a youth movement, there are up to 43 players on the Green Bay Packers who are 25-and-under who could make the initial 53-man roster.
Locks/Likely
Karl Brooks
Anders Carlson
A.J. Dillon
Romeo Doubs
Kinglsey Enagbare
Rashan Gary
Caleb Jones
Tucker Kraft
Jordan Love
Isaiah McDuffie
Luke Musgrave
Josh Myers
Royce Newman
Jayden Reed
Jon Runyan
Darnell Savage
T.J. Slaton
Eric Stokes
Zach Tom
Samori Toure
Quay Walker
Christian Watson
Devonte Wyatt
Colby Wooden
Lukas Van Ness
Dontyavion Wicks
The Packers refuse to call it a rebuild, so we’ll let the results of the upcoming season speak for themself. Regardless, there are as many as three rookies who could start on offense (Luke Musgrave, Tucker Kraft, and Jayden Reed) depending on what formation they start in. There could be another rookie starter on defense in Lukas Van Ness depending on how training camp plays out and Rashan Gary recovers from his injury. There are a plethora of other second-year pros Green Bay will rely heavily upon.
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On The Bubble
Tariq Carpenter
Sean Clifford
Brenton Cox Jr.
Grant DuBose
Jonathan Ford
Innis Gaines
Tyler Goodson
La’Darius Hamilton
Malik Heath
Shemar Jean-Charles
Anthony Johnson Jr.
Sean Rhyan
Patrick Taylor
Luke Tenuta
Kiondre Thomas
Carrington Valentine
Rasheed Walker