Monk is noted as a versatile roster piece with a return-from-injury designation potential. His presence signals GB’s willingness to keep swing players up the roster for depth in the trenches or on the practice squad as injuries and IR designations come into play.

Monk struggled in Week 1 with three holding penalties, two pressures, and a sack. He is the third center option behind Elgton Jenkins and Sean Rhyan and can also play guard, giving Green Bay valuable interior flexibility. A strong bounce-back versus the Colts would reinforce his legitimacy as a versatile depth piece and potentially a guard-center hybrid for 2025 depth.

Jacob Monk was listed as inactive for the game, contributing to the Packers' challenges in depth along the offensive line.

Jacob Monk is listed as inactive for Thursday's game against the Dolphins, contributing to the Packers' injury challenges as they prepare for the matchup.

Jacob Monk is listed as inactive for the game against the Texans, adding to the Packers' challenges as they navigate their roster for the matchup.