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The Green Bay Packers announced on Tuesday that the team signed cornerback Elijah Culp, whom the team brought in on Monday for a tryout. There’s little info out there about Culp, but here’s what we wrote on him yesterday: Culp…

The Green Bay Packers announced on Tuesday that they have signed cornerback Elijah Culp to their practice squad following a Monday workout. To create a roster spot for Culp, the team released rookie guard Josh Gesky. Culp is an undrafted rookie who spent time with the Arizona Cardinals and Indianapolis Colts earlier this season.
Gesky was the Packers' second-highest paid undrafted free agent in 2026, receiving $215,000 in guaranteed money. The move trims down an offensive line group that previously carried an NFL-leading 15 players across Green Bay's active roster and practice squad.
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