Overview
- The Packers signed Cam Miller to an open practice-squad slot Monday, a move first reported by ESPN and repeated by multiple outlets.
- Miller is a 2025 sixth-round pick who spent most of his rookie year on the Las Vegas Raiders' practice squad, briefly joined the Miami Dolphins in 2026, and has no regular-season NFL snaps.
- Green Bay entered the week with two open practice-squad spots and also hosted tryouts for five edge rushers, indicating the team will likely add Miller plus at least one defensive depth piece.
- The active quarterback depth on the 53-man roster remains Jordan Love as the starter and Tyrod Taylor as the veteran backup, while the Miller signing creates direct uncertainty for practice-squad QB Kedon Slovis.
- Miller's college résumé — two FCS national titles, a 2024 championship-game MVP and NDSU single-season passing marks — explains why teams keep evaluating him despite limited pro experience and why the Packers see him as a developmental option.