Five Packers With Soaring Stock Who Flipped Depth Charts at Training Camp
Sports Illustrated • • sports
Key Points:
- Several Green Bay Packers players have significantly improved their standing during training camp, entering the preseason with elevated roles and expectations.
- Defensive tackle Anthony Campbell, initially low-ranked and undrafted, has impressed with his pass-rushing ability and run defense, showing he can compete at the NFL level despite limited college production.
- Warren Brinson, a sixth-round pick, has made a notable leap in his second year, emerging as a key defensive player after intensive offseason training.
- Jacob Monk, once a roster bubble player, is on track to become the starting right guard, surpassing higher-drafted teammates through hard work and consistent improvement.
- Cornerbacks Jaylin Simpson and Brandon Cisse have capitalized on opportunities and injuries within the team, with Simpson displaying versatile defensive skills and Cisse poised to start Week 1 as a promising second-round rookie.
