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Packers Sign Former 3rd-Round Before Week 9

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The Green Bay Packers signed former third-round edge rusher D.J. Johnson to their practice squad. The fourth-year player was one of three new faces the team added to the roster before their Week 9 matchup with the New England Patriots. Packers also signed…

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