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Packers Week 5 Snap Counts: Kaleb Johnson slides

The Green Bay Packers' Week 5 matchup against the Chicago Bears yielded a dominant 31-7 victory, but the game also highlighted shifting dynamics within the roster. At quarterback, Jordan Love led the way with 57 snaps, while Tyrod Taylor saw just two snaps during kneel-downs—a minimal role that carries little significance.

In the backfield, MarShawn Lloyd (26 snaps) and Pierre Strong Jr. (24 snaps) overshadowed Kaleb Johnson, who dropped to just nine snaps, all in late-game garbage time.

Johnson’s reduced role signals a clear shift in the Packers’ depth chart, as Strong Jr. and Lloyd establish themselves as the primary rushing threats.

Meanwhile, the receiving corps saw Bo Melton step into the slot after Skyy Moore’s injury, taking 28 snaps while Moore logged just 11. Sturdivant and Williams also contributed as outside receivers, suggesting Melton could solidify his role if Moore remains sidelined.

On the offensive line, the Packers settled into a consistent lineup, with all five starters—Jordan Morgan, Laken Tomlinson, Sean Rhyan, Travis Glover, and Anthony Belton—each logging 59 snaps. Defensive standouts included Karl Brooks (39 snaps) and Devonte Wyatt (32 snaps), while Javon Hargrave’s season appears over after tearing his Achilles during the game.

Tight end usage remained fluid, with Tucker Kraft leading (45 snaps) and Mark Redman and Jonnu Smith splitting the second-unit role, while Josh Whyle remained the fourth option. The Packers’ offensive line stability contrasts with the uncertainty at running back, where roster decisions loom as Josh Jacobs and Chris Brooks return to the mix.

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