The Green Bay Packers make a roster change at kicker, signing Lenny Krieg and releasing Lucas Havrisik ahead of training camp. Multiple reports describe the move as part of an ongoing effort to settle the team’s kicking situation rather than expanding the competition. Instead of keeping Havrisik on the roster to create a multi-kicker battle, the Packers end up with Krieg joining the group and Havrisik departing. The transactions occur as the team prepares for camp, where kicking roles are typically evaluated closely in practice and preseason action. The reports characterize the decision as an adjustment to the Packers’ depth chart at the position, indicating the kicking competition remains unsettled. While details such as contract terms and specific timelines beyond the immediate roster moves are not included in the provided summaries, all accounts agree on the basic outcome: Krieg is signed and Havrisik is cut, leaving the Packers with Krieg as the remaining contender following the swap.