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Tucker Kraft

GB Tight End #85

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NFL insider Jordan Schultz reports the Packers hope to get an extension done with Tucker Kraft.

This news comes shortly after the Packers signed Devonte Wyatt to a three-year, $57 million extension. Kraft, who, like Wyatt, is also in the final year of his rookie deal, is recovering from a torn ACL that ended his 2025 season but is trending toward being ready for Week 1 based on recent reports and has been among the most efficient tight ends in the league. Since earning a full-time role in 2024, Kraft has totaled 82 receptions for 1,196 yards and 13 touchdowns while averaging an impressive 14.6 YPR. With training camp drawing near, it wouldn’t be surprising to see this deal get done in the very near future.
Devonte Wyatt

GB Defensive Lineman #95

Packers signed DT Devonte Wyatt to a three-year, $57 million contract extension.

NFL insider Jordan Schultz was the first to report the deal, which includes a $20 million signing bonus. Wyatt, 28, is entering the final year of his rookie contract, but will now be under contract with the Packers through the 2029 season. The 2022 first-rounder was on pace for a career year in 2025 before an ankle injury ended his season in Week 13. Wyatt has totaled four or more sacks in each of the last three seasons while totaling 21 TFLs and three fumble recoveries over that span.
Tucker Kraft

GB Tight End #85

The Athletic’s Matt Schneidman said Tucker Kraft (knee) “wouldn’t divulge the plans for his participation early in camp” when asked about them on Sunday.

Kraft has said earlier this offseason that he plays to play in Week 1 with “no pitch count,” and Schneidman himself said late last month that the tight end “should be full go” by then. That said, whether or not Kraft is playing in full by the start of training camp is to be determined. Kraft suffered a torn ACL in Week 9 of last season and could be a candidate for the PUP list to open camp when the Packers take the field for their first practice in 10 days. His status will be one to monitor, but Kraft taking the field in any capacity to start camp would be a good sign.
Isaiah McDuffie

GB Linebacker #58

Packers signed LB Isaiah McDuffie to a one-year contract extension.

McDuffie signed a two-year contract last offseason and was set to enter a contract year this season. Now, the 26-year-old linebacker will be with the team through 2027 after turning in a productive 2025 campaign in which he totaled 92 tackles, three TFLs, and one sack while also notching one interception. McDuffie has emerged as a full-time starter for the Packers since 2024, starting in 29 of the 34 games he has appeared in. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported McDuffie can earn up to $8.8 million over the next two seasons on his current deal.
Tucker Kraft

GB Tight End #85

The Athletic’s Matt Schneidman believes Tucker Kraft (knee) could start training camp on the PUP list, but reports he “should be full go” by Week 1.

Kraft has said that he plans to play in Week 1 with no pitch count after a torn ACL he suffered in Week 9 of last season. Going on the PUP list at the start of camp would not be abnormal or cause for concern, the question would simply be how long he stays on it. Kraft is going to be one of the most fantasy-interesting injuries to track over the course of training camp. Stay tuned.
MarShawn Lloyd

GB Running Back #32

Packers RB MarShawn Lloyd remained “fully healthy” throughout the team’s spring workout program for the first time in his career.

Lloyd’s 2025 season ended with calf and hamstring injuries. The Packers held him out of team drills early on during OTAs, briefly causing a scare. Apparently, this was just precautionary. Lloyd will also “practically have the undivided attention of the Packers’ training staff” from now until training camp. After a recent arrest, starting RB Josh Jacobs’ 2026 season outlook is clouded. If Lloyd can remain healthy — a major If — he will serve either as a capable No. 2 running back or, potentially, as a fill-in starter for the Packers this season.
Matthew Golden

GB Wide Receiver #0

Packers WR Matthew Golden took the first snap in team drills as the WR2, ahead of WR Jayden Reed at mandatory minicamp on Thursday.

Reed did end up playing with the first-team offense, at one point snagging back-to-back completions from QB Jordan Love. Golden disappointed as a rookie last year, posting a 29.361/0 receiving line. Reed went 19/207/1, but played in only seven games due to injury. Golden, a first-round pick from 2025, is getting his chance to earn a role in two-wide receiver sets opposite WR1 Christian Watson. Returning reliable FLEX value is difficult if one is limited to the WR3/slot role. If Reed is unable to beat out Golden in training camp, we could be looking at another volatile season from Reed. Golden’s outlook is tough to forecast, but getting on the field in heavy personnel packages would be positive.
Tucker Kraft

GB Tight End #85

Tucker Kraft (knee) said he expects to play in Week 1 with “no pitch count.”

Kraft did note that he will likely begin training camp on the PUP list. He specifically mentioned that he could use that time to get his conditioning ready ahead of Week 1. Kraft is still recovering from the torn ACL he suffered in Week 9 of last year, but all signs point to him being on or ahead of schedule. On a points-per-game basis, he exited 2025 as the TE4. He may not open the year at quite that level, but fantasy managers should bank on him being an every-week starter sooner rather than later.
Christian Watson

GB Wide Receiver #9

Packers signed WR Christian Watson to a four-year, $110.5 million contract extension.

The extension was first reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The deal includes a $31 million signing bonus. The Packers have stocked their receiver room for years now. Green Bay let Romeo Doubs walk in free agency this offseason, but signed Watson and Jayden Reed to extensions this offseason after drafting Matthew Golden last year. Watson appeared in only 48 games in four seasons with the Packers. He appeared in just 10 games last year, but arguably had his best season and that was enough for Green Bay to lock him in as their top wideout for years to come.
Micah Parsons

GB Defensive Lineman #1

Packers EDGE Micah Parsons confirmed that he is likely to start the 2026 season on the Physically Unable to Perform List.

“The goal for me is to complete the season,” Parsons said Wednesday. “The goal has always been playoffs.” Parsons added that the team has a strict nine-month policy for ACL rehab for players with more than one tear and that he had an associated meniscus procedure in December. The updated timeline places Parsons back to full football activities some time in September, likely looking at October before he returns to the field for the Packers.