The Green Bay Packers are testing the versatility of wide receiver Bo Melton by experimenting with him at cornerback during minicamp. Melton, who had limited offensive output last season, excels on special teams, prompting head coach Matt LaFleur to explore his potential as a two-way player. This shift follows the success of two-way players in the league, as LaFleur sees Melton's talent and dedication as key assets.

In practice, Melton alternated between receiver and cornerback drills, showcasing his adaptability. The Packers aim to maximize his skills, especially with special teams being a priority. LaFleur's positive remarks about Melton's work ethic and competitive spirit indicate a belief that he can contribute meaningfully in multiple roles, should the team choose to utilize him defensively this season.