Overview
- The Packers agreed to sign Jonnu Smith to a one-year contract on Thursday, with Rosenhaus Sports and multiple outlets confirming the move.
- Smith is a nine-year veteran with about 345 catches for 3,529 yards and 30 career touchdowns and he earned a Pro Bowl nod in 2024 after a career-high season with the Miami Dolphins.
- His production fell to 38 catches for 222 yards with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2025 and Pittsburgh released him in March 2026, which left him available on a low-risk one-year deal.
- The addition pushes younger tight ends such as Drake Dabney closer to the 53-man cut line or the practice squad and restores experienced pass-catching depth behind Tucker Kraft.
- Matt LaFleur’s prior work with Smith in Tennessee in 2018 should speed Smith’s integration and gives Green Bay flexibility to manage Musgrave’s recovery and Kraft’s early workload.