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The Green Bay Packers generally work out players on their Tuesday “off” day, but the team got an early start this week by bringing in three defenders on Monday: cornerback Miles Battle, cornerback Elijah Culp and defensive lineman Isaiah Iton…

The Green Bay Packers hosted workouts on Monday for three defensive free agents: cornerbacks Miles Battle and Elijah Culp, alongside defensive lineman Isaiah Iton. Green Bay generally conducts workouts on Tuesdays, but the team began evaluations early according to the NFL transaction wire as they prepare for an upcoming matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.
Battle has appeared in six NFL regular-season games with the New England Patriots, while neither Culp nor Iton has made a regular-season appearance. The Packers currently maintain a full practice squad, meaning any potential signing among the trio would require a corresponding roster transaction.
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