81 Geronimo Allison WR

Allison hauled in a 31-yard touchdown in Thursday's preseason finale against the Chiefs.

Allison ran a crisp stop-and-go route, and quarterback DeShone Kizer did not miss him while he was wide open in the end zone. For fantasy purposes Allison is generally considered the Packers' third option at the wide receiver position, but fellow wideout Randall Cobb will often play out of the slot, so Allison could still see the field in some two-receiver sets.

Allison caught two of three targets for 40 yards during Friday's preseason loss to the Raiders.

Allison was slotted into a starting role for the Packers with Davante Adams and Randall Cobb both sitting out along with the majority of the starting offense. Green Bay's offense struggled throughout the night, but Allison didn't do anything to lose his projected spot as the No. 3 receiver.

Allison did not catch a pass in Thursday's preseason game against the Steelers.

Allison started the Packers' preseason opener with Randall Cobb out, but he was back in a reserve role Thursday with Cobb taking the field. Allison remains in position to open the season as the Packers' No. 3 receiver behind Cobb and Davante Adams.

Allison opened training camp playing with the Packers' first-team offense, Michael Cohen of the Athleticreports.

Allison appears to be past the ankle injury that prevented the receiver from taking part in June's minicamp. However, his standing with the starting offense is not set in stone, as fourth-round rookie J'Mon Moore also took reps with the first-teamers, according to Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette. Furthermore, it isn't out of the question that fellow rookies Marquez Valdes-Scantling (fifth round) and Equanimeous St. Brown also push for higher slotting on the depth chart throughout training camp and the preseason.

Allison is not participating in the Packers' mandatory minicamp Tuesday due to an ankle injury, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

The exact severity of Allison's injury is currently unknown, but head coach Mike McCarthy did say Tuesday that the team is using minicamp to get a closer look at its younger, more inexperienced players. Allison still probably fits into that category, but Green Bay has no reason to force him back out onto the field at this point in the offseason.