Packers sign LS Cal Adomitis, cut K Lenny Krieg, WR Brenden Rice

Kaden Prather is the only name here worth even a mental note, and it's a light one. He's joining Green Bay's wide receiver room, which already features established, draftable pass-catchers ahead of him on the depth chart. A signing at this stage doesn't tell you anything about role, target share, or roster-spot security — it's simply confirmation he's in the building competing for a camp spot. There's no snap-count data, depth-chart placement, or usage projection in the reporting to suggest he's pushing for meaningful early-down or red-zone work in 2024.

For draft purposes, Prather is a deep-stash-only consideration at best, and only in the largest dynasty or best-ball formats with expansive bench space. He shouldn't occupy a redraft roster spot in standard-sized leagues right now. Don't add him in shallow or medium leagues; if you're in a very deep dynasty league, a speculative watchlist add is reasonable, but nothing more.

Confidence here is high on the facts as reported — both sources confirm the signings with no ambiguity — but there's simply no fantasy signal to extract beyond "he's now a Packer." Monitor beat reporting through camp and preseason for any hint of expanded role before investing draft capital or a roster spot.