Packers Re-sign Mosby for Special Teams, Edge

0:00On March 24th, the Green Bay Packers have resigned edge rusher and special teams player, Aaron Mosby. The 6-foot-3, 250-pound athlete, who turns 27 in April, hit free agency this offseason, but is now back with the team. After his deal showed up on the lead transaction wire Monday, Mosby played in 28 games over the last two seasons, logging over 200 special team snaps each year. He made four tackles on special teams in 2024 and 10, the next season, proving reliable under coordinator, Rich, Bissakia. Now with Cam Acor taking over special teams, and the Packers shifting to a 3-4 base defense, Mosby could see time as a linebacker. His athletic bill fits well there, and he has off-ball linebacker experience from before. This marks the 12 free agent resigned by Green Bay this offseason. Just a handful remain unsigned, including tight-in John Fitzpatrick, offensive lineman, lessen to Smith, and a couple of release players. Bringing Mosby back, bolsters depth on special teams, and the edge, setting the Packers up nicely as they head into training camp.

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