The Green Bay Packers made multiple roster moves on Monday as the NFL's free agency period officially opened, with the team addressing both departures and additions to their roster.

The Packers agreed to re-sign veteran backup tackle Darian Kinnard to a one-year contract, according to reports. Kinnard was set to become a restricted free agent before the team secured his return.

Kinnard has served as depth along the Packers' offensive line during his time with the organization. The one-year deal keeps the veteran tackle in Green Bay's system as the team maintains continuity along its line.

The first day of free agency also saw the Packers make what were described as significant decisions regarding their roster construction. The team witnessed several key players agree to terms with other organizations as the league's annual player movement period began.

Free agency opened at 4 p.m. ET on Monday, marking the start of the NFL's official signing period when teams can negotiate contracts with players from other organizations. The Packers' moves represent part of the league-wide roster reshuffling that occurs each March as teams prepare for the upcoming season.