On Monday, Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur stated in his pre-practice press conference that outside linebacker Rashan Gary would be activated off of the physically unable to perform list today. This will mark Gary’s first practice since tearing his ACL 275 days ago, which ended his 2022 campaign. Prior to the injury last season, Gary was on Pro Bowl pace as a pass-rusher.
LaFleur said that Gary will only be participating in the walkthrough portion of practice today, so don’t expect him to be going full speed in the immediate future. Monday’s practice will be the last time that the Packers practice in Green Bay before taking the trip to Cincinnati, where they’ll have a joint practice with the Bengals before their preseason opener.