It has been a long time since we've heard anything related to former wide receiver Chase Claypool and the NFL. But that drought is now ending. According to The Athletic's Matt Schneidman, Claypool, who has not suited up in an NFL game since 2023, is . "Veteran WR Chase Claypool here at rookie minicamp on a tryout basis," Schneidman reported. A former second-round pick of the Steelers in 2020, Claypool showed a ton of promise over his first Bradly Nadeau Jersey two years in the NFL with a pair of 800-yard seasons. However, his career began to hit the skids in 2022, when he was after eight games that season. With a need at wide receiver, the paid a hefty price for him: a 2023 second-round pick. That pick eventually turned into cornerback Joey Porter Jr. for the Steelers. Claypool ended up playing in 10 games (five starts) during his Bears stint and tallied just 18 catches for 191 yards and one touchdown. He was swiftly dealt to the in 2023 for a late-round pick swap and posted just four catches for 26 yards in nine games. Claypool latched on with the in 2024, but he didn't make it through training camp before being . Wide receiver is one of the Packers' deepest positions, so there's no guarantees he'll be able to latch on with Green Bay. Joakim Nordstrom Jersey