The Green Bay Packers are actively working to enhance their roster following the 2025 NFL Draft, particularly focusing on filling the quarterback position. General Manager Brian Gutekunst is emphasizing depth and competition, especially after Malik Willis's successful stint as a starter during Jordan Love's injury. Willis's performance, which led the Packers to the postseason last year, underscores the importance of having strong backups.

In a bid to strengthen the quarterback room, the Packers have invited Taylor Elgersma, a former Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks quarterback, to participate in their rookie minicamp. Elgersma's impressive college stats, including a completion rate of 73.8%, 4,252 yards, and 35 touchdowns in the 2024 season, earned him the Hec Crighton Trophy, symbolizing his status as Canada's top college football player. While questions remain about his transition from Canadian football, his size and ability to run Matt LaFleur's RPO-based offense make him a compelling candidate for a backup role.