Becomes free agent

The Packers elected not to tender Brice a contract for 2019, making him an unrestricted free agent, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Brice appeared in 14 games with the Packers last season, starting in 10 of those contests and generating 50 tackles, one sack and two pass breakups. With Green Bay already reaching an agreement on a contract with Adrian Amos and planning to install him as the new starter alongside Josh Jones or Tramon Williams, the organization saw little reason to keep Brice around.

Makes 50 stops in 2018

Brice appeared in 14 games for the Packers in 2018 and started 10 of them. He finished the season with 50 tackles (40 solo), a sack and two pass deflections.

Analysis: Brice racked up nine tackles in both the Packers' first and last games of the regular season, but he tallied just 32 in between. Brice will be a restricted free agent this offseason, and it remains to be seen what type of tender he will receive from the Packers.

Ready to go for finale

Brice (ankle) is active Week 17 against Detroit.

Analysis: Brice left last week's game against the Jets after just five snaps, and logged two limited practice sessions before entering the week with a "questionable" tag. He'll end up suiting up for the finale, presumably returning to his role as the starting strong safety.

Active Week 14

Brice (concussion) is active for Sunday's game against the Falcons.

Analysis: Brice was able to fully participate in Friday's practice after missing last week's game due to a concussion. He'll figure to resume his role as a starting safety for Green Bay,

Won't play Sunday

Brice (concussion) was ruled out for Sunday's game against the Cardinals, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Analysis: Coach Mike McCarthy said Friday morning that Brice had yet to clear the concussion protocol, so this was to be expected. Josh Jones should start at strong safety with Raven Greene (ankle) also ruled out.

Remains in concussion protocol

Brice (concussion) has yet to clear the concussion protocol, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: Brice sustained the concussion during last Sunday's loss to the Vikings and has yet to practice this week. The 24-year-old's lack of practice reps indicate he's made little progress to clearing the protocol and seems unlikely to be available for this weekend. Josh Jones should take over at strong safety assuming Brice is unable to play Sunday against the Cardinals.

Still not practicing

Brice (concussion) did not practice Thursday, Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports.

Analysis: Brice suffered a concussion during Sunday's 24-17 loss to the Vikings and has not resumed practicing since. He'll need to fully clear the league-mandated concussion protocol before retaking the field, which puts his availability for Sunday's tilt against the Cardinals in legitimate question. If Brice is unable to go Week 13, Josh Jones will draw the start at strong safety.

Being evaluated for concussion

After returning from an ankle injury, Brice re-exited Sunday's game against the Vikings to be evaluated for a concussion.

Analysis: Brice injured his ankle in the first half only to return after halftime. However, later on in the third quarter, Brice made helmet-to-helmet contact with Minnesota running back Dalvin Cook and was slow to get up. Unless Brice receives clearance to return to the game, look for Ibraheim Campbell to continue seeing extended reps at safety.

Exits with another ankle issue

Brice (ankle) is questionable to return to Sunday's game against Minnesota.

Analysis: Brice was questionable to play Sunday due to an ankle injury that prevented the defensive back from suiting up last week against the Seahawks. Without Brice, the Packers will rely upon Tramon Williams, Josh Jones and Ibraheim Campbell to hold down the fort at safety.

Will play Sunday night

Brice is active for Sunday night's game against Minnesota, Jason Wahlers of the Packers' official site reports.

Analysis: Brice missed just one contest due to the injury, but despite turning in just a limited practice on Friday, he's ready to go. Josh Jones will head back to the bench.

Listed as questionable

Brice (ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Vikings, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: Brice sat out last week's loss to the Seahawks due to an ankle injury and still appears to be progressing in his recovery. The 24-year-old was a limited participant in Friday's practice, and his status for Sunday's divisional contest against the Vikings could come down to a game-time decision. If Brice is unable to go, expect Josh Jones to once again slot into the starting lineup.

Ruled out for Week 11

Brice (ankle) is ruled out for Thursday's game against the Seahawks.

Analysis: Brice's lack of availability is no surprise, considering that the starting safety did not practice all week and was seen wearing a walking boot. With Kevin King (hamstring) also ruled out for Thursday's tilt against the Seahawks, the Packers will be without two starting members of their secondary. Expect Josh Jones to slot into the starting lineup as long as Brice remains sidelined.

Seen in walking boot

Brice (ankle) was seen with a walking boot Monday, Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Analysis: While the team hasn't released the specifics of Brice's injury, the early indications aren't great. After being carted off with the injury Sunday, he's still struggling to walk on his left foot. The team hasn't clarified his status yet, but his ability to play Thursday against Seattle appears questionable at best.

Won't return Sunday

Brice (ankle) is ruled out for Sunday's game against the Dolphins, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: Brice exited Sunday's tilt against the Dolphins during the first quarter and will remain sidelined due to an ankle injury. Expect an update on the severity of the starting safety's injury when the Packers return to practice next week. Josh Jones will serve as the team's top strong safety as long as Brice remains sidelined.

Exits game with ankle injury

Brice is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Dolphins due to an ankle injury.

Analysis: Brice was carted to the locker room and is unable to put any weight on his left leg, according to Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com. The starting safety has battled lingering ankle issues since training camp, and Josh Jones will slot into the starting lineup as long as Brice remains sidelined.

Practices in full

Brice (hamstring) was a full participant in Thursday's practice, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Brice was limited in practice to begin the week after suffering a knee injury during a Week 9 loss to the Patriots, but he appears to be nearing a full recovery. Barring any setbacks, Brice is on track to start against the Dolphins on Sunday.

Injures knee against Patriots

Brice injured his knee and is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Patriots, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: The severity of Brice's injury isn't certain. His absence, regardless of duration, is bad news for a Packers defense that has suffered a slew of injuries since kickoff.

Ready to rock Sunday

Brice (ankle) is active for Sunday's game versus the Lions.

Analysis: Brice will continue to start at strong safety for the Packers. He made 21 tackles (16 solo) and one sack through the first four games. Expect him to log a hefty workload again, but his inconsistencies on the stat line makes him a tough IDP play.

Nursing ankle injury

Brice (ankle) was limited in practice Friday and is questionable for Sunday's game versus the Lions.

Analysis: Brice has seen a drop in tackles each week since he notched nine stops in the season opener. The third-year pro had just two solo tackles against the Bills in Week 4. Josh Jones will see an uptick in snaps if Brice can't go.

Leads team in tackles in Week 1

Brice had nine tackles (eight solo) and a sack in Sunday's victory over the Bears.

Analysis: Brice's tackle total easily set a new high, and the sack was the first of his career. He held off Josh Jones for the starting strong safety job all summer, and is locked in as the starter at the position.

Back to practicing

Brice (ankle) returned to practice Monday, Michael Cohen of The Athletic Wisconsin reports.

Analysis: Brice's return to the practice field comes one week after he was carted off with what was believed to be a serious leg injury. However, further testing ultimately showed that the injury was a lot less severe than originally thought. As a result, Brice is already back on the practice field and the Packers avoid losing a key piece to their secondary.

Avoids serious injury

Brice (leg) indicated Tuesday that his ankle issue is less severe than it could have been, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Bryce could be in line for significant playing time this season following the departure of Morgan Burnett via free agency. The Packers still sport Ha Ha Clinton-Dix and Josh Jones (ankle) at safety, however, and bolstered the cornerback group by drafting two players -- Josh Jackson and Jaire Alexander -- and by signing Tramon Williams. Brice filled in for Burnett at points last season before his ankle injury forced him to IR and should battle Jones in training camp for a starting spot alongside…read more

X-Rays come back negative

Brice had X-Rays to assess the damage to his injured leg, but results came back negative for fractures, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports.

Analysis: Brice still doesn't have an official recovery timetable due to the nature of his swelling, but more information regarding his injury should become available later in the week. The issue was initially expected to be severe, but it appears he may have avoided a season-ending injury.

Suffers potentially serious leg injury

Brice was carted off the field during Monday's practice after suffering a potentially serious leg injury, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Brice sustained the injury during a punting drill, and it remains to be seen if the potentially serious issue will be season-ending. Starting safety Josh Jones (ankle) is also dealing with an injury of his own, so Marwin Evans could be in line for reps with the first team next to Ha Ha Clinton-Dix in the secondary.

Brice (ankle), who's been fully cleared for football activities, was mentioned by coach Mike McCarthy as a candidate to start at strong safety, Jason Wilde of the Journal Times reports. "I would definitely be shocked if we're not sitting here after the season thinking that [Brice] has definitely taken a big jump, because I've seen it throughout the offseason," McCarthy said.

Analysis: Brice, who missed 10 games due to ankle surgery last season, received full medical clearance ahead of minicamp earlier this month after being a limited participant in OTAs. While many have been quick to anoint 2017 second-rounder Josh Jones as the heir apparent to the empty job at starting strong safety, it sounds like a healthy Brice is making quite the impression ahead of his third professional season. If Brice beats the odds and wins the job, he could be a sneaky upside pick in IDP formats.

Brice (ankle) participated in OTAs on Tuesday, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: With Morgan Burnett signing in Pittsburgh, Brice is destined for a rotational role behind Ha Ha Clinton-Dix and Josh Jones at safety. Brice averaged 48.2 defensive snaps through six games before being placed on injured reserve in 2017, and he mustered 23 tackles (19 solo) and one pick. The Packers trusted Brice too, as they often worked in a nitro package that featured three safeties. If new defensive coordinator Mike Pettine follows suit, Brice could be a value option in IDP leagues.

Head coach Mike McCarthy recently indicated that Brice (ankle) could see an increased role in 2018, Michael Cohen of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. "I look for him to fight for a starting position," McCarthy said.

Analysis: The Packers' secondary is seen by many as the team's weakest link and they've done little to address the concerns this offseason, outside of signing 35-year-old cornerback Tramon Williams. While Brice is a solid player who's improved during his tenure in Green Bay, 2017 second-rounder Josh Jones seems more likely to step into the starting gig left behind by Morgan Burnett, who was a perennial IDP asset during his six-year stint as the Packers' starting strong safety. That doesn't mean Brice…read more