Green Bay Packers acquire tight end Mark Redman in trade with Los Angeles Rams

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Last updated Aug 30, 2026

Green Bay Packers acquire tight end Mark Redman in trade with Los Angeles Rams
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The Green Bay Packers acquired tight end Mark Redman from the Los Angeles Rams in a trade announced on August 30, 2026. Redman originally entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2025 and spent the previous season on the Rams' practice squad. During this year's preseason, he recorded six catches for 63 yards. The move serves to bolster depth at the position for the Packers, whose starter Luke Musgrave faces an uncertain status as the season begins. The team recently signed veteran Jonnu Smith to help address the position's availability. Redman played five seasons of college football at Washington, San Diego State, and Louisville, totaling 84 receptions, 902 yards, and eight touchdowns.

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  • Green Bay traded for Mark Redman from the Los Angeles Rams on August 30, 2026.
  • Redman caught six passes for 63 yards during three preseason games this year.
  • The Packers added depth following uncertainty over tight end Luke Musgrave.
  • Jonnu Smith was recently signed by the team to assist at the position.
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  • 7:45 PMYahoo SportsPackers add another tight end, trade for Rams’ Mark Redman
  • 7:32 PMYahoo SportsPackers trading for Rams tight end Mark Redman
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The Green Bay Packers are still adding depth to their tight end room, as the team reportedly made a trade with the Los Angeles Rams for Mark Redman.

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The Packers made another trade, adding TE Mark Redman from the Rams during final roster cutdowns.

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