Stackhouse remains a niche player, primarily used in short-yardage runs and special-teams, with his snap count modest but growing as he returns from earlier limitations.

Stackhouse’s rookie depth on the Packers’ defensive line is a factor in slowing Detroit’s inside runs. His development will influence GB’s ability to handle a power-running Lions attack, potentially affecting Detroit’s drive efficiency.

Stackhouse is the last-man-standing undrafted free agent who earned a 53-man roster spot with Green Bay. At 327 pounds, he anchors interior run defense and projects for increased snaps early against Detroit, following Kenny Clark’s departure. His Georgia-playing background and coaching praise from Rashan Gary position him as a developing rotational piece capable of growing into a steady NFL presence.

Nazir Stackhouse earned a spot on Green Bay’s practice squad after going undrafted, adding a young interior defender capable of contributing on run defense and in occasional pass rush rotations. His size and development profile could help the Packers’ front four deepen in the weeks ahead.

Stackhouse is pegged to log heavy reps early, anchoring a run-stopping front and enabling flexible line-shifts with Parsons that shield the run game while Parsons pressures the passer.