Green Bay Reporter

The Green Bay Packers have announced the signing of six draft picks and ten rookie free agents. This development was shared by General Manager Brian Gutekunst on Friday.

The new additions to the team include players from various universities, each bringing their unique skills and experience to the Packers. Among them is Baldwin, who played at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas for four seasons. During his college career, he recorded 211 tackles, 15 tackles for a loss, and six interceptions.

Banks started his college football journey at the University of Nebraska before transferring to Rice University. He was recognized for his performance with fourth-team All-AAC honors in 2023.

Brown had stints at both the University of Maine and Florida Atlantic University. His college career includes six interceptions and two forced fumbles.

Cooper spent his collegiate years at the University of Minnesota, where he started 21 games as a left guard over his final two seasons.

Herring began at Dartmouth College and concluded his college career at the University of Delaware. He earned several honors during this time, including second-team All-CAA in 2024.

Amar Johnson comes from South Dakota State with an impressive record of 3,196 rushing yards and first-team All-Missouri Valley Football Conference selections in recent years.

Jamon Johnson played for both the University of Georgia and Kentucky, earning multiple All-America honors throughout his career.

Lippe showcased versatility playing every position on Northern Illinois' offensive line. He received first-team All-MAC honors in 2024.

Stackhouse also has a strong background from the University of Georgia with back-to-back national championships in 2021-22 under his belt.

White from Georgia Southern amassed over 3,000 rushing yards during his college tenure while achieving multiple All-Sun Belt Conference honors.

These signings are expected to bolster the Packers' roster as they prepare for future challenges in upcoming seasons.

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