Ty'ron Hopper

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Tkl	Sacks	INT
Career		34	33	—	—
2025		17	24	0.0	0
2024		17	9	0.0	0

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Packers secured solid value by locking up Ty'ron Hopper at $1.4M AAV over four years, earning a B- CVI that reflects smart roster building at the linebacker position. While Hopper profiles as a depth piece rather than an impact starter, Green Bay is paying him like one — the modest salary and minimal guaranteed money ($0.9M) create virtually zero downside risk for a young linebacker who could develop into more. The four-year term gives the Packers cost certainty through Hopper's prime development window, and if he exceeds expectations and becomes a regular contributor, this deal will look like highway robbery in years two and three. Even if Hopper remains a rotational player and special teams contributor, the contract structure allows Green Bay to move on after year one without significant cap consequences. This is exactly the type of low-risk, high-reward depth signing that championship teams make to build sustainable rosters — the Packers get a young linebacker with upside at a price that won't handcuff their future spending flexibility.

Performance Analysis

Ty'Ron Hopper's F grade in Green Bay is a concerning result for a young linebacker who was expected to contribute to the Packers' defense. Hopper showed some promise in college, but the NFL transition has been difficult. His F grade reflects a player who hasn't earned meaningful defensive snaps and isn't contributing on special teams at a high enough level to feel secure. Green Bay's linebacker group has competition, and Hopper has fallen behind. His instincts and processing speed at the NFL level have been the primary concerns. Without a dramatic improvement, his tenure with the Packers will be short-lived.