Packers Adjust Tight End Roster with Pair of Swaps
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Packers Adjust Tight End Roster with Pair of Swaps

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The Green Bay Packers made a series of roster moves, releasing two tight ends and signing two replacements as they continue to shape their team.

The Packers announced on Tuesday that they waived Luke Lachey and RJ Maryland. These departures create space for the arrival of McCallan Castles and Drew Biber, who have both been signed by the team.

The reason for these moves wasn’t explicitly stated in the announcement, but roster adjustments at this point in the offseason are common as teams evaluate talent and finalize their depth charts ahead of training camp. The Packers are likely assessing which tight ends best fit their offensive scheme and provide the most reliable options behind their starters.

Castles and Biber will now compete for a spot on the final 53-man roster during training camp, joining other tight ends vying for playing time. Lachey and Maryland will become free agents, eligible to sign with any team.

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