Green Bay cut Kalen King after a standout camp and productive preseason, choosing a six-man cornerback rotation led by Keisean Nixon. Corey Ballentine also exited, with Carrington Valentine and Kamal Hadden among the hopefuls to replace them. King flashed at Seattle, finishing plays and showing nickel-slot potential, prompting questions about a future practice-squad move or a midseason role

As the Packers lean on Nixon, Valentine, and the others, Xavier McKinney and Nate Hobbs injuries elsewhere heighten awareness of depth charts across the league. The exit underscores how youth, versatility, and special-teams value shape late-cut decisions in the NFL.