Packers elevate 2 players from practice squad for Week 6 vs. Cowboys
The Packers elevated a pair of players from the practice squad before facing the Cowboys in Week 6.
The Green Bay Packers bolstered their roster for Sunday night's game against the Dallas Cowboys by promoting two players from their practice squad. Edge rusher Arron Mosby and wide receiver Coleman Owen will join the gameday roster, providing the team with additional depth. Mosby, a former core special teamer for the Packers in 2024 and 2025, brings valuable experience to the defensive line.
Owen, a slot receiver, offers a new option at both kick and punt returner, as Skyy Moore is currently on injured reserve. With Mosby and Owen now on the roster, the Packers have five available edge rushers, potentially allowing players like Lukas Van Ness to see more playing time. However, the defense remains vulnerable with injuries to Javon Hargrave, Warren Brinson, and Jonathan Ford, all of whom are on injured reserve.
Owen, who signed with the Packers just 17 days ago, will fill a void in the tight end position, while the team continues to struggle with depth at cornerback and kick/punt return duties. Despite not elevating cornerback Domani Jackson or Elijah Culp, the Packers appear confident in Brandon Cisse's ability to play Sunday, despite him being questionable with a hip injury.
This marks the first practice squad elevation for the Packers since Week 1, and both Mosby and Owen have one more elevation opportunity remaining for the 2026 season.
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