The Green Bay Packers kicked off their rookie minicamp in style, signing five of their six draft picks and adding 10 undrafted free agents to the roster. It's a busy time in Titletown as the team looks to build depth ahead of the upcoming season.

Leading the pack of new signings are third-round defensive tackle Chris McClellan and fourth-round edge rusher Dani Dennis-Sutton, both of whom bring immediate pass-rushing potential. Fifth-round offensive lineman Jager Burton, sixth-round cornerback Domani Jackson, and sixth-round kicker Trey Smack also inked four-year deals. Only second-round cornerback Brandon Cisse remains unsigned among the draft class, but expect that to be finalized soon as minicamp continues.

The Packers didn't stop there. They also brought in 10 undrafted free agents, a mix of offensive and defensive talent. On offense, keep an eye on Iowa State guard Dylan Barrett, Virginia Tech quarterback Kyron Drones, Illinois guard Josh Gesky, SMU tight end RJ Maryland, UCF running back Jaden Nixon, and Florida wide receiver J. Michael Sturdivant. Defensively, the team added UCF edge rusher Nyjalik Kelly, Nevada safety Murvin Kenion, Louisville linebacker TJ Quinn, and Auburn guard Dillon Wade.

With minicamp now underway, these rookies will be competing for roster spots and looking to make an impression. For fans, it's an exciting glimpse into the future of the franchise—and a reminder that the next great Packers star could be wearing green and gold for the first time this weekend.