Overview
- The Packers worked out four players on Tuesday, bringing in veteran linebacker Deion Jones plus linebacker Chris Paul and cornerbacks Cobee Bryant and Dwight McGlothern for low-commitment tryouts.
- Green Bay moved because starting linebacker Edgerrin Cooper was placed on injured reserve and rookie cornerback Brandon Cisse left Week 4 with a neck injury, prompting the promotion of Kristian Welch from the practice squad.
- No signings were reported after the workouts, and the Packers’ practice squad is full so adding any of the tryout players would require corresponding roster moves to free a spot.
- Cobee Bryant went undrafted in 2025, played seven games for the Falcons as a rookie and has shown coverage struggles in analytics; Deion Jones offers proven veteran experience while Chris Paul and Dwight McGlothern represent younger, developmental depth.
- The evaluations are a short-term push to restore depth before Green Bay’s Week 5 matchup and show the team is juggling immediate injury needs with roster mechanics that could trigger more moves this week.