The Green Bay Packers are coming off a three-point loss on the road to the Detroit Lions last week and are looking to flip the script this Sunday night against the Seattle Seahawks.
Despite being in a firm playoff position at a record of 9-4, Green Bay is still keeping its roster updated.
According to insider Aaron Wilson, the team worked out and signed former UFL and Cleveland Browns edge-rusher Jeremiah Martin.
Additionally, they worked out defensive tackle Keith Randolph Jr. and defensive end David Ugwoegbu.
#Packers worked out Jeremiah Martin (signed), Keith Randolph, David Ugwoegbu
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) December 11, 2024
These minor moves and decisions impact the practice squad, which could certainly impact the state of the 53-man roster.
However, the team itself is focused on the Seattle Seahawks this week.
Currently, Matt LaFleur’s team is the sixth seed in the NFC.
While they have some breathing room from teams outside the playoff picture, they are just a game up on the Washington Commanders, who currently sit in the last wildcard spot in the NFC.
The Packers also still haven’t clinched a playoff spot yet.
This game against the Seahawks could be a potential playoff preview as Seattle leads the NFC West at a record of 8-5.
They also have won four games in a row.
If they can find a way to beat the Seahawks, Green Bay will have seen its first 10-win regular season since 2021.
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