The Green Bay Packers opened their rookie minicamp this weekend, featuring the six 2026 NFL Draft picks, signed undrafted free agents, and several unsigned invites, with veteran WR Chase Claypool also earning a tryout. A key focus is on rookie CB Brandon Cisse, a 2026 second-round pick who chose to wear No. 2 to honor Charles Woodson, a nod he explains was influenced by his Michigan roots and his father’s fandom. The article notes Woodson’s legacy, including his Pro Football Hall of Fame induction and notable Green Bay achievements, while detailing Cisse’s background, college stats, and potential as a contributor and special teams value. Packers observers suggest Cisse could be a cornerstone for the secondary, with the rookie class numbers and a preview of what to expect once OTAs begin later in the month. The piece also provides context on Woodson’s distinct No. 2 college association versus his Packers’ No. 21 jersey, and outlines the rest of the draft class numbers and positions.
Key Takeaways:
– Brandon Cisse is making an early case as a potential starting corner for Green Bay in 2026.
– Cisse wears No. 2 in tribute to Charles Woodson, reflecting his inspiration and NFL ambitions.
– The rookie minicamp highlights the Packers’ 2026 draft class and includes a treadline toward OTAs.
