Morrison was cited for flight interference March 1, Jim Owczarski of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

EDGE Analysis

Morrison was not arrested as a result of the incident, which occurred seven days before the Packers' decision to release him. Green Bay saved $2 million toward the cap in 2019 by parting ways with Morrison, so the decision may have come purely from a cost-cutting standpoint, but it's possible that the 24-year-old's citation could dampen his appeal on the open market. Morrison played all 16 games -- including eight starts -- last season, notching 48 tackles and one sack across that span.

The Packers released Morrison on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

After Jake Ryan tore his ACL at the outset of training camp last summer, the Packers tinkered with other options at inside linebacker before landing Morrison via trade in late August. Morrison proceeded to play all 16 games with eight starts, parlaying 28 percent of the defensive snaps and 56.5 percent of those on special teams into 48 tackles and one sack. The 24-year-old will seek out employment elsewhere, though a similar role to that in Green Bay may be the best he can expect.

Morrison played in 16 games with the Packers in 2018 and tallied 47 tackles (27 solo) and a sack.

EDGE Analysis

Morrison topped the 100-tackle mark with the Colts in 2017, but he did not even get halfway there in 2018 following a preseason trade to the Packers that left him playing a far lesser role. The Packers' new coaching staff will likely decide whether or not Morrison returns to Green Bay in 2019.

Morrison recorded just one tackle in the Packers win over Atlanta on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Morrison has fallen off from his 109 tackles in 2017. He's seen limited snaps this season and has just 39 tackles through 13 games. He'll look to bounce back and finish the season strong as the Packers take on the Bears in Week 15.

Morrison recorded eight tackles (five solo) and a sack across 31 defensive snaps in Sunday's loss to the Patriots.

EDGE Analysis

The Patriots' offensive line did a great job of protecting Tom Brady all night, but Morrison was able to burst through for a third-down sack late in the third quarter. The linebacker was second on the team in tackles despite only playing in 44 percent of the defensive snaps. If he can continue to produce at this level, there's a good chance Morrison could continue to see increased reps.

Morrison, who has been impressive throughout training camp, has a chance to make the 53-man roster, Wes Hodkiewicz of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

According to the report, Morrison's strengths align nicely with newly minted defensive coordinator Mike Pettine's system. Morrison seemingly has positioned himself to make a strong case for a roster spot with 53-man cuts looming in the near distance. Even if he makes the team, however, it's likely Morrison will be of most service on special teams.

The Colts traded Morrison to the Packers in exchange for Lenzy Pipkins, Michael Cohen of The Athletic Wisconsin reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Packers appeared to get the better end of the deal here, as Pipkins projects to be a special teams player while Morrison led the Colts with 109 tackles in 2017. Green Bay needed depth at linebacker after Jake Ryan tore his ACL and Oren Burks suffered a shoulder injury before the third preseason game. If Burks' injury is serious, Morrison could be the Week 1 starter.

Morrison recorded 109 tackles (64 solo) and one pass defensed in 15 games with the Colts in 2017.

EDGE Analysis

Morrison started all 15 games for Indianapolis and finished the season as the team's top tackler. The 23-year-old looked to take a step forward in his sophomore season and likely heads into 2018 as a presumed starter at inside linebacker for the Colts.

Morrison had 11 total tackles in Thursday's loss to Denver.

EDGE Analysis

Morrison is averaging 7.3 tackles per game. He's been a steady source of points for IDP leagues that use tackles despite no sacks or interceptions.

Morrison recorded nine tackles (five solo) in Sunday's loss to the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

Morrison continues to rack up tackles for the Colts defense, as his season total now reaches 64 (35 solo). He'll now get the week to rest up before taking on the Titans in Week 12.