The Lions travel to Lambeau with a proven run plan and an explosive backfield duo, Montgomery and Gibbs, ready to test Green Bay’s inside run defense. Green Bay’s interior depth is unsettled after recent moves, opening the door for Detroit to control the pace early with physical, between-the-t tackles runs and enough play-action to threaten Love at home.

Detroit’s offense hinges on Jared Goff’s decisiveness and a trio of weapons—St. Brown, Williams and LaPorta—who can turn short gains into big plays. If the Packers can’t slow the run or pressure Goff, the Lions will harness big plays off play-action and stretch the field, while Green Bay’s offense faces a wary Lambeau night in Week 1.

Georgia Bulldogs had four undrafted players land on NFL practice squads: Nazir Stackhouse, Ben Yurosek, Chaz Chambliss, Xavier Truss. Mecole Hardman also resurfaced on Green Bay’s practice squad, while Kendall Milton, Zion Logue, and Lawrence Cager joined other spots in depth roles. These moves keep a Georgia-connected thread on the NFL fringe, with real-paths to active rosters developing through promotions and injuries.

Practice squads offer a doorway to Week 1 contributions, and fantasy managers should monitor how depth charts evolve, especially for pass-catching and blocking versatility. The Georgia pipeline remains a notable source for teams seeking additional talent and special-teams value on the edge of their rosters.

In short, eight Bulldogs touched NFL depth charts this cycle, underscoring Georgia’s ongoing presence in pro football beyond the college game. As promotions unfold, these names could translate into speculative, late-round fantasy value or DFS speculative plays as the season advances.

Green Bay released Trey Hill, Georgia native and interior lineman who spent 2021-24 with Cincinnati. Hill’s exit creates a depth hole up front but opens a possible practice-squad path as he seeks another NFL home. The NFL roster cut wave also highlighted a strong Georgia Bulldogs thread on both sides of the league, with eight Bulldogs cited by Packers and Eagles rosters, including Javon Bullard, Mecole Hardman, Nazir Stackhouse, John FitzPatrick, and Warren Brinson with Green Bay.

Hill’s Bengals pedigree and Georgia link shape immediate fantasy angles around the Packers’ interior line depth and potential spot players. The Bulldogs’ alumni presence signals how teams value familiar schemes and talent pipelines, while Morgan’s name appears in the mix as a Georgia alum probing NFL options beyond Hill’s departure.