​Green Bay Packers tight end Messiah Swinson (48) dives for a pass in the end zone during Family Night on Saturday, August 2, 2025, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Tork Mason/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin | USA TODAY Network via Reuters Co We’re only about a week into padded practices, so I don’t want to make too big of a deal about what’s happened in the Green Bay Packers’ training camp so far, but we have gotten a couple of hints at how the team’s Week 1 roster will shake out. Between the Family Night stream and the reports from practice, some position groups that once appeared to be fairly wide open now consistently have the same small group of players breaking into playing time with first-team units.So after Family Night, this is my best guess at how the Packers’ 2026 roster will shake out.QuarterbackJordan LoveTyrod TaylorSo far, there haven’t been many opportunities for Kyle McCord and rookie Kyron Drones to play with the second-team offense in training camp. At this point, Jordan Love is the clear number-one quarterback and Tyrod Taylor is the clear number-two quarterback, with McCord and Drones splitting time with the third-team offense.Running BackJosh JacobsMarShawn LloydChris BrooksBoth Josh Jacobs and Chris Brooks are dealing with what have been described as short-term injuries, but if either isn’t ready to go in the regular season, expect Pierre Strong Jr., who is getting most of the reps as the next man up behind the Packers’ top trio, to start pushing into the rosterable conversation.ReceiverChristian WatsonMatthew GoldenJayden ReedSavion WilliamsBo MeltonSkyy MooreGeneral manager Brian Gutekunst came out strongly for receiver/returner Skyy Moore in his first press conference since the pads came on, stating that he “expects” Moore to contribute to the team in 2026. There’s still time for Isaiah Neyor, who drew praise from head coach Matt LaFleur this summer, or rookie UDFA J. Michael Sturdivant to make up ground, but it seems Moore has the edge right now for the sixth receiver spot. For what it’s worth, Moore’s snaps with the first-team offense on Family Night exclusively came from the slot, so he’d be Jayden Reed’s backup on offense.Tight EndTucker KraftJosh WhyleDrake DabneyThe one injury suffered this offseason that might be a long-term issue for the Packers is to tight end Luke Musgrave, who is working through a neck injury. When Green Bay’s decision-makers have spoken about Musgrave’s availability, they’ve spoken in vague, longer-term timelines. It wouldn’t surprise me (NOT A DOCTOR) if Musgrave started the regular season on the PUP list. Right now, the next man up is Drake Dabney, who has been primarily playing the Y position in camp (with Tucker Kraft also sidelined for team drills) and was called one of the team’s most improved players by offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich in his opening press conference of training camp.Offensive LineJordan Morgan (LT)Aaron Banks (LG)Sean Rhyan