These former Green Bay Packers landed spots on 53-man NFL rosters

Numerous former Green Bay Packers landed on rosters across the NFL when the league landed on its initial 53 players for each team following weekend cutdowns.

There is also, of course, the 53-man roster for the Green Bay Packers , including the continuation of a cool streak with an undrafted free agent on the list.

Where did former Packers end up? Here's a look:

Davante Adams, wide receiver, Los Angeles Rams

After bouncing in 2024 from the Las Vegas Raiders to the New York Jets, the former Packers star found a home last year with the Rams, catching a league-leading 14 touchdowns in only 14 games. He'll turn 34 in December.

For the last three years, he contributed to the Packers on special teams and started two games in 2024. He has five years of NFL experience.

Corey Bojorquez, punter, Cleveland Browns

The Packers' 2021 punter has been with Cleveland each of the last four seasons, leading the league in total yardage the past two.

Oren Burks, linebacker, Cincinnati Bengals

A Packer from 2018 through 2021, he's been with three other teams since but will compete for a second straight year with the Bengals. He appeared in every game in five of the past six seasons (and still appeared in 15 in 2023).

Kenny Clark, defensive tackle, Dallas Cowboys

Part of the deal that sent Micah Parsons to Green Bay last year, the three-time Pro Bowler played in 17 games for Dallas and had three sacks. He heads into his 11th season and won't turn 31 years old until October.

AJ Dillon, running back, Carolina Panthers

He played in seven games for the Philadelphia Eagles last year and has a new home after four seasons with the Packers, where he became – and remains – a fan favorite. He has 16 career NFL touchdowns.

Romeo Doubs, wide receiver, New England Patriots

Doubs was a top contributor to the Packers' pass-catching unit the past four years, starting 16 games last year and hauling in 55 receptions. In his career, he has 202 catches and 21 touchdowns, and now he begins a new chapter in the AFC after signing with New England in the offseason.

Rasul Douglas, cornerback, Washington Commanders

A key contributor to the 2021 and 2022 Packers teams before he was traded in 2023, Douglas spent last year with Miami (13 starts, 13 passes defended) after a second year in Buffalo. He just turned 31 on Aug. 29.

Kingsley Enagbare, edge rusher, New York Jets

He spent his first four seasons in Green Bay, appearing in every single game (21 starts) and racking up 11.5 career sacks. He signed a one-year deal worth $10 million with New York.

Jonathan Garvin, defensive line, Chicago Bears

Garvin has been placed on injured reserve; he hasn't appeared in an NFL game since 2022.

After seven productive seasons in Green Bay, Gary now embarks on a new journey after signing with Dallas in the offseason. He's played in 106 games with Green Bay, including 74 starts, and has 46.5 career sacks.

Nate Hobbs, cornerback, San Francisco 49ers

Hobbs battled injuries and ineffectiveness in his lone season with the Packers last year, and had been battling a groin injury in training camp. This will be his sixth NFL season.

Elgton Jenkins, offensive line, Cleveland Browns

He made two Pro Bowls as a versatile lineman with the Packers over the past seven seasons, though he was limited to nine games last year. The Browns signed him to a two-year deal worth $24 million this offseason.

Aaron Jones, running back, Minnesota Vikings

Jones, 31, appeared in 12 games for the Vikings last year and ran for 548 yards, his second season with Minnesota after rushing for 1,138 yards the year before.

Josh Myers, offensive line, New York Jets

The Packers cut ties with their starting center after four seasons following the 2024 season, and he started all 17 games for the Jets last year.

Aaron Rodgers, quarterback, Pittsburgh Steelers

For (we presume) the final time, the Packers legend will suit up for an NFL season. At age 42, he's coming off a year when he led Pittsburgh to the playoffs.

Jarran Reed, nose tackle, Seattle Seahawks

He's been with the Seahawks for nine of his 11 NFL seasons, with the 2021 campaign as a member of the Kansas City Chiefs and the 2022 season in Green Bay, where he started 14 games. He'll be 34 in December.

Micah Robinson, cornerback, Tennessee Titans

He never played for Green Bay but was a seventh-round pick in 2025. He played in nine games for Tennessee last year.

Jon Runyan Jr., offensive line, New York Giants

The guard enters his third season with the Giants, having started 19 games for them over the past two years. He played four seasons in Green Bay, starting 50 games (and three in the playoffs).

He was with the Packers from 2023 through 2025, catching eight passes and one touchdown.

Za'Darius Smith, defensive end, Atlanta Falcons

A Pro Bowler for Green Bay in 2019 and 2020, Smith walked away from football in 2025 while dealing with deaths in the family, but he's back with Atlanta after the Falcons found themselves short on pass rushers . Smith has 70.5 career sacks, including 26 with Green Bay.

Eric Stokes, cornerback, Las Vegas Raiders

Injuries kept the 2021 first-rounder from making an impact in Green Bay, but he started 16 games for the Raiders last year and came away with five passes defended and 53 tackles.

Luke Tenuta, offensive line, Indianapolis Colts

After suiting up for three games with the Packers in 2022, he returned to an NFL regular-season game last year and played in four games for the Colts.

Robert Tonyan, tight end, Pittsburgh Steelers

This will be his fifth team in five years, but he did play in all 17 for Kansas City last year. Tonyan played five years with the Packers from 2018 through 2022, catching 17 touchdown passes.

Cole Van Lanen, offensive line, Jacksonville Jaguars

The former Bay Port High School and Wisconsin Badgers alumnus spent his 2021 rookie season in Green Bay before getting traded to the Jags. Last year, he played in all 16 games (10 starts) and heads into his sixth NFL campaign.

Greg Van Roten, offensive line, New England Patriots

The guard was with the Packers in 2012 and 2013 but has remained active in the NFL since, most recently with the Giants as a starter the past two seasons. He's played in all 17 games each of the last three years.

Quay Walker, linebacker, Las Vegas Raiders

Over the past four seasons, the first-round pick started 57 games for the Packers and racked up nine sacks and 469 tackles. The Raiders signed him to a three-year deal worth more than $40 million.

Rasheed Walker, offensive line, Carolina Panthers

He's been the left tackle for the Packers over the past three seasons, a huge value for a seventh-round pick in 2022. He signed a one-year deal with the Panthers this offseason.

Dontayvion Wicks, wide receiver, Philadelphia Eagles

After three seasons in Green Bay (108 catches, 11 touchdowns), Wicks was traded in the offseason to the Eagles for draft capital.

Malik Willis, quarterback, Miami Dolphins

One of the high-profile departures of the offseason, the backup quarterback delivered excellent work for the Packers over the past two seasons before signing a three-year deal ($67.5 million) to become the Dolphins quarterback for last year's Packers defensive coordinator and now Dolphins head coach, Jeff Hafley.

Emanuel Wilson, running back, Seattle Seahawks

Over the past three seasons, he racked up 1,083 yards and seven touchdowns with the Packers, and he played in all 17 games each of the past two years. He signed a one-year deal with Seattle this offseason.

Eric Wilson, linebacker, Minnesota Vikings

The NFL veteran is on to his 10th season and second with the Vikings after playing from 2022 through 2024 in Green Bay. He started 16 games last year for Minnesota, forcing four fumbles and registering 6.5 sacks, both career highs. He'll turn 32 in September.

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