The Green Bay Packers have signed a total of ten undrafted free agents following the 2025 draft, including two players previously projected to be drafted. Among the signings are three offensive linemen, three defensive backs, and two running backs. Notable names include linebacker Jamon Johnson, known for his All-American status at Georgia, and nose tackle Nazir Stackhouse, who also received favorable draft grades.

Additionally, several players hail from Wisconsin, including Tyler Cooper and J.J. Lippe. With a strategic approach, the Packers seem to be bolstering their roster with potential hidden gems that could contribute to the team's future success. Full profiles of these signings will be available soon.

As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, teams are focusing on offensive line prospects who excel in specific run concepts. Detailed grading from PFF allows teams to identify linemen who fit their systems, whether it’s outside zone, inside zone, or power runs. For instance, the Atlanta Falcons, who utilized outside zone on a majority of their runs, can leverage this data to select linemen who thrive in that style, enhancing their offensive line efficiency.

The PFF Big Board highlights key offensive line prospects, providing grades that reflect their performance across various run-blocking schemes. Players like Jack Nelson from Wisconsin and Tyler Cooper from Minnesota lead in outside zone metrics, while Wyatt Milum from West Virginia and Marcus Wehr from Montana State excel in the inside zone category. This targeted approach aids franchises in making informed decisions to boost their offensive capabilities for the upcoming season.