The Green Bay Packers have secured two noteworthy undrafted free agents after the 2025 draft: Jamon Dumas-Johnson from Kentucky and Nazir Stackhouse from Georgia. Dumas-Johnson, a former standout linebacker, brings impressive credentials, including two national titles and a first-team All-American nod during his time at Georgia. During the 2022 season, he recorded 70 tackles, 9 tackles for loss, and 4 sacks, showcasing his potential as a disruptive force on the field. Despite a forearm injury limiting his 2023 season, he rebounded at Kentucky, leading the team in tackles and continuing to demonstrate his pass-rushing capabilities. His athleticism and experience make him a strong candidate to compete for a roster spot.

Stackhouse also enters the Packers with expectations of making an immediate impact, particularly at the nose tackle position. Together, these signings bolster an already deep linebacker corps, although Dumas-Johnson's inconsistency has raised concerns about his readiness for the NFL. His ability to refine his skills in coverage will be crucial for his success in the league.