What happened: The deal was completed Sunday afternoon after Johnson announced the move and multiple accounts confirmed it. Pittsburgh parts with Kaleb Johnson after 10 games in his first NFL season.
Why it matters: Green Bay adds backfield insurance while Josh Jacobs faces two misdemeanor charges connected to a May arrest in Wisconsin. Jacobs could be placed on paid leave while the league investigates the domestic incident.
By the numbers: Johnson produced 78 yards on 29 offensive touches in 2025, an average of 2.7 yards per touch. He rushed 28 times for 69 yards and caught one pass for nine yards.
What to watch: Johnson's place in Green Bay's backfield will come into focus as the Packers finalize their roster for the upcoming 2026 season.