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The Green Bay Packers have released two offensive players who were added to the active 53-man roster last week. Both wide receiver James Robinson and running back Bo Melton were released and did not practice on Monday.

Robinson and Melton faced the Detroit Lions last Thursday. Due to many injuries, the Packers were unable to find enough players to fill the roster, therefore they were promoted from the practice squad.

While Robinson was sidelined, Bo Melton played two offensive plays and six special teams plays.

Why did they make it?
The Packers’ 53-man roster now has two openings. They might be utilized to activate cornerback Eric Stokes and safety Darnell Savage.

Stokes was named to the team on Monday, while Savage was set to return from injured reserve last week. Both players could play against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, despite not officially being activated.

Robinson and Melton were unable to practice because they needed to clear waivers before being re-signed to the practice squad.

Absences from the gymnasium
Bo Melton, James Robinson, and three other players were absent from Monday’s practice. Aaron Jones, a running back, stretched before practice but stayed indoors as the rest of the team engaged in team exercises. Tight end Josiah Deguara and running back AJ Dillon did not practice either.

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Following their absence from the previous week’s game against the Lions, WR Dontayvion Wicks, CB Jordanian Alexander, S Rudy Ford, and LB De’Vondre Campbell returned to practice, indicating that they will be available to play on Sunday. Despite being listed as uncertain to play on Thanksgiving, all four were eventually ruled ineligible for the contest.