A Packers rookie who went undrafted has a chance to prove the rest of the NFL wrong by landing a roster spot in training camp originally appeared on A to Z Sports.
The Green Bay Packers have historically given real chances for undrafted rookies, and this part of the appeal to grab priority UDFAs. One of those examples in 2025 is off-ball linebacker Jamon Dumas-Johnson, who played three seasons at Georgia before transferring to Kentucky for his final college season.
NFL.com draft analyst Lance Zierlein, for example, graded him with a sixth/seventh-round projection, but nobody grabbed him in the draft.