The Maine product has worked as both a run-blocker and a pass-catcher. He also provides depth at the overlooked-until-the-starter-gets-hurt position of long snapper.

Last month, the Packers lost tight end Tom Crabtree to the Buccaneers.  The Packers have now replaced him on the offseason roster, signing veteran Matthew Mulligan. Weston Hodkiewicz of the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports that the Packers signed Mulligan, a four-year veteran, to a one-year deal. Mulligan has appeared in 50 career games.  Not tendered

ProFootballTalk  wrote:

Tight end Matthew Mulligan agreed to a one-year deal with the Green Bay Packers, according to WCSH TV 6 in Portland, Maine. Mulligan, a four-year veteran out of the University of Maine, played with the St. Louis Rams in 2012 after spending three years with the New York Jets. The Packers, having lost reserve tight [...]

JerseyAl  wrote:

Mulligan reportedly picked the Packers over the 49ers,

:-k Nice ass nerdmann.

Kidding aside. Could he work up to be the 2nd TE on the depth chart this year? Crazy question right??🙄
Or is D.J. Williams/Andrew Quarless to good to let that happen?

Originally Posted by: Gaycandybacon 

Last month at the NFL owners meetings, Packers coach Mike McCarthy expressed a need to acquire an in-line tight end provide consistent run blocking.

JSOnline  wrote: