Week 2 depth-chart shifts for Green Bay lean toward a tighter, more multiline offense. The Packers ride a heavier three-man WR rotation with Romeo Doubs, Matthew Golden and Dontayvion Wicks after Jayden Reed’s early exit, signaling a push to spread targets and reduce reliance on a single receiver.

Savion Williams saw expanded involvement, and tight ends Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave are closer in snaps, with John FitzPatrick serving as a blocker in some packages. Anthony Belton moved to right tackle, and Brant Banks joined field-goal protection duties, indicating ongoing line-rotation experimentation.

Defensively, Micah Parsons dominated EDGE reps, while Rashan Gary and Lukas Van Ness supplied pressure. Keisean Nixon and Carrington Valentine shared corner duties opposite Nixon, with Nazir Stackhouse and Barryn Sorrell facing limited use but expected to see more in coming weeks. Washington remained a backdrop as Green Bay pressed nickel packages.

53-man rosters are set across the NFL, but the cuts that stunned fantasy-minded fans are only beginning to ripple through the waiver wire. The arc of surprises runs from Simi Fehoko in Arizona to Dan Skipper in Detroit, with notable shakeups like Dane Jackson in Buffalo and Hunter Renfrow in Carolina. Rivaldo Fairweather, Tyler Scott, and Jordan Fuller also landed on headlines as teams reshuffled depth. Expect a wave of waiver activity and mid-roster moves in the next 24–48 hours that could alter rookie upside and late-round targets.

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.

The Cincinnati Bengals are set to welcome back cornerback DJ Ivey for his 2024 debut against the Cleveland Browns. After recovering from a torn ACL, Ivey has shown promise in practice and will contribute to both the defense and special teams.

Additionally, offensive lineman Trey Hill has been elevated from the practice squad to provide depth on the offensive line. The Bengals are looking to build momentum as they face the Browns this week.