Today is the day to make final roster cuts. It appears that the Green Bay Packers have cut an undrafted free agent who signed with the team before training camp began.
Tyler Goodson
Goodson played for the University of Iowa as the starting running back from 2019-2021. Playing in all 13 games during his final season. Running for 1,151 yards, on 256 carries. Goodson averaged 4.5 yards per carry. He also made 70 catches for 565 yards and scored one touchdown.
During the 2022 preseason with the Green Bay Packers, he had 28 carries for 107 yards. The RB caught eight passes for 60 yards. Truth be told, Goodson did not have many flashing plays with his first NFL team, but he did have one highlight play in the final preseason game against the Chiefs that caught lots of attention.
Goodson’s Big Highlight Play with The Packers
TYLER. GOODSON. 😤
Josh Myers with the block too 💪
— GBP Daily – Rob Westerman lll (@GBPdaily) August 26, 2022
Goodson was given some praise during the preseason as possibly being the #3 running back on the depth chart behind Aaron Jones and A.J. Dillon. Despite the only aspect that needed work was on the special team’s unit while playing for the Packers. He may have certainly grown into that role and gotten better. But Patrick Taylor is said to be the better player on special teams over Tyler Goodson.
He is wanted back on the practice squad if he’s not signed through waivers by another team. For now, Patrick Taylor is still on the 53-man roster, but if Taylor is cut, there is a chance that the undrafted free agent out of Iowa could be brought back or claimed via @RapSheet.
The #Packers are waiving RB Tyler Goodson, source said. Green Bay wants him back on practice squad but the rookie had a promising preseason and could be claimed.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) August 30, 2022
Tyler Goodson is a versatile player in having the ability to catch passes out of the backfield as well. As time passes, and roster cuts are still being made, fans of the NFL will be able to see if Goodson comes back to the Packers or goes elsewhere.
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