Green Bay trimmed its rookie running back Jalen White and cornerback Isaiah Dunn, both with injury designations, as the club signed Tyrion Davis-Price to bolster the backfield. The move widens the door for Amar Johnson to handle added work, especially on special teams and as a shock absorber behind the health-impaired RB crew. With a path open for Johnson and the possibility of an injury settlement if White goes to IR, Packers fans should monitor the backfield pecking order through the next preseason game and joint practices with the Colts.

Green Bay also created an opening on the 90-man roster by waiving Dunn, a stepback from his Jets-era experience. The roster shuffle comes ahead of Saturday’s game plan in Indianapolis, where LaFleur has signaled limited starter action as teams prepare for joint practices. The immediate takeaway for fantasy rosters is a rotating GB backfield, where Davis-Price brings veteran versatility and Johnson could surprise with increased snaps and return duties on punt/KO coverage in the short term.

Green Bay waived Jalen White with an injury designation to clear a roster spot for Tyrion Davis-Price ahead of a trip to Indianapolis for joint practices with the Colts. White, undrafted from Georgia Southern, left the preseason game with a foot injury and was not practicing. Davis-Price, a veteran back who was a 2022 third-rounder for the 49ers, provides immediate depth and a capable every-down complement for a Packers room facing multiple health concerns. Israel Abanikanda also missed practice with a hamstring issue, while Emanuel Wilson (knee) and MarShawn Lloyd (groin) just returned to 11-on-11s, underscoring the short-term urgency at RB. The team faces two big events this week—joint practices and a preseason game against the Colts—as it evaluates options and potential short-term roles for newly signed and returning backs.