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The Packers also waived TE McCallan Castles and CB Tyron Herring. Johnson and Herring were 2025 undrafted free agents. Castles was an undrafted free agent the year prior. Johnson logged defensive snaps in three games late last season, totaling three solo tackles, one TFL, one quarterback pressure and one forced incompletion. Herring and Castles never took the field on defense or offense.

Havrisik hit 4-of-4 field goals and 7-of-9 extra points this year, and the Packers seemed to be developing him as kicker of the future — whatever that means in the NFL — while letting him stay on the practice squad. With Brandon McManus’ job officially under scrutiny, it’s possible he eventually gets the Packers kicker gig.

Dumas-Johnson (6'2/225) was working with a top-five of Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, Auburn and Maryland. The Terps were the home-state option for the Baltimore native, hence why they worked their way in alongside all of those SEC firebrands. Rivals’ Adam Friedman -- who digs Dumas-Johnson’s physicality and aggressiveness -- sees big things in the four-star linebacker’s future with the Bulldogs, writing that "[p]layers like Dumas-Johnson have thrived in Georgia’s defensive scheme under Kirby Smart and he has the skillset to be very productive during his college career.” Friedman’s outlet ranks UGA’s newest pledge as the No. 14 prospect in the state of Maryland for the 2021 cycle.