Bullard came into the league as a tweener, as his profile wasn't a perfect fit at either slot corner or a traditional safety. His rookie season usage reflected that. He played 755 defensive snaps, a near full workload, yet didn't call one position home. Bullard played primarily in the slot, but also as a free safety and even sometimes in the box. That leaves him as an interesting player to project for 2025. He's left without a clear home, though the departure of Jaire Alexander could cause the Packers to shift Nate Hobbs from the slot to wide corner, thus once again opening the nickel role for Bullard. Even if his situation isn't clear entering the regular season, Bullard should find the field plenty as a versatile member of Green Bay's secondary.

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  OG
• Ryan Neuzil
  OL
• Elijah Arroyo
  TE
• Zach Frazier
  OL
• Nick Niemann
  LB
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  WR
• Lorenz Metz
  OL
• Jake Brendel
  OL