The Green Bay Packers made a huge move on Thursday for the future of their team. Over the last three seasons Green Bay has entered the post-season as the seven seed and only once moved on to the divisional round (2023).

The Green Bay Packers have plans to extend both tight end Tucker Kraft and defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt before the upcoming year begins.

Second-round cornerback Brandon Cisse became the final member of the group to sign his four-year rookie deal on Thursday. The Packers selected six players in the draft overall. Cisse had 27 tackles, an interception, 1.5 tackles for loss and a forced fumble while at South Carolina last year. He spent his first two college years at N.C. State.

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