The 2025 offseason is underway and the NFL draft has finally come and gone. Every player from the 2025 NFL Draft class has been signed outside of Escalade Anthony Belton. We will look into who makes the final roster and who could be some surprise cuts in 2025. The Green Bay Packers may need to make some tough decisions come cut down day. Today we will dive into the 2025 Way Too Early Green Bay Packers 53 Man Roster Prediction on Offense.
It’s difficult to do these predictions, with things like injuries changing some players outlook on the roster. As Packers beat writerss like Bill Huber, Aaron Nagler, Andy Herman and Rob Demovsky point out, no one cares what any writer thinks the Packers will do. This is only a prediction. The idea is to give any reader the best guess as to what’s going to happen come roster cut down. Let’s start with the Green Bay Packers Offense first with our 2025 Way Too Early Green Bay Packers 53 man roster prediction.
Quarterbacks: Jordan Love, Malik Willis, Sean Clifford, Taylor Elgersma
Keep: Jordan Love & Malik Willis (2)
Cut: Sean Clifford & Taylor Elgersma
This should be an easy decision for the Green Bay Packers. The 2025 roster is far too talented to be keeping 3 quarterbacks on this 53 man roster.
Running Backs: Josh Jacobs, MarShawn Lloyd, Emmanuel Wilson, Chris Brooks, Amar Johnson, Jalen White
Keep: Josh Jacobs, MarShawn Lloyd, Chris Brooks (3)
Cut: Emmanuel Wilson, Amar Johnson, Jalen White
I could see the Green Bay Packers going with three or four running backs, depending on how many numbers they plan on keeping elsewhere. As of right now Emmanuel Wilson is the surprise cut. If they could work out a trade to a running back needy team like the Dallas Cowboys, the Packers should look to get something back for Wilsons talent. Chris Brooks offers more in terms of blocking on the offense, which is why he was given the nod over Wilson on the final 53 man roster.
Wide Receivers: Jayden Reed, Romeo Doubs, Christian Watson, Dontayvion Wicks, Matthew Golden, Savion Williams, Malik Heath, Bo Melton, Mecole Hardman, Cornelius Johnson
Keep: Jayden Reed, Romeo Doubs, Dontayvion Wicks, Matthew Golden, Savion Williams, Mecole Hardman, Malik Heath (7)
Cut: Bo Melton, Cornelius Johnson
PUP: Christian Watson(ACL)
The Green Bay Packers final roster spot here came down to Mecole Hardman, Bo Melton, and Malik Heath, all players who have been on NFL 53 man rosters in the past. Hardman and Melton will most likely be competing for the punt returning job. With Christian Watson starting the season on the PUP list, keeping 7 Wide Receivers.
Tight Ends: Tucker Kraft, Luke Musgrave, John Fitzpatrick, Ben Sims
Keep: Tucker Kraft, Luke Musgrave, Ben Sims (3)
Cut: John Fitzpatrick
Nothing should change for the 2025 Green Bay Packers Tight end room. I think it boils down to Fitzpatrick or Ben Sims, with Sims edging Fitzpatrick out in the end.
Offensive Line: Rasheed Walker, Aaron Banks, Elgton Jenkins, Sean Rhyan, Zach Tom, Jordan Morgan, Anthony Belton, Jacob Monk, John Williams, Tyler Cooper, Trey Hill J.J. Lippe, Donovan Jennings, Kadeem Telfort, Travis Glover
Keep: Rasheed Walker, Aaron Banks, Elgton Jenkins, Sean Rhyan, Zach Tom, Jordan Morgan, Anthony. Belton, Jacob Monk, John Williams, Donovan Jennings (10)
Cut: Tyler Cooper, Trey Hill, J.J. Lippe, Kadeem Telfort, Donovan Jennings, Travis Glover
The 2025 Way too early Green Bay Packers 53 man roster prediction wraps up with the Offensive Lineman. The Packers end up keeping ten Offensive linemen in total for the final roster. This is such a close race it is anyone’s guess to see how the Offensive Line room shakes out in 2025!
Don’t forget to check out last weeks article – 2025 NFL Schedule Release Breakdown: https://packerstalk.com/2025/05/16/2025-nfl-schedule-release-breakdown/
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