From Packers Fansided daily

Jayrone Elliott - Another undrafted rookie that had a huge game on the defensive of the ball was outside linebacker Jayrone Elliott. The converted college defensive end didn’t see the field until the fourth quarter, but he made the most of his opportunities. In one series, Elliott almost stopped the St. Louis offense single-handedly. On first-and-ten, Elliott got a second-chance sack after Austin Davis already evaded one Packers defender. Two plays later, Elliot burst off the edge and went nearly untouched to bring down the quarterback within seconds of the ball being snapped. On the very next play, Elliot showcased his quick burst again by blowing past the tackle and stripping the ball out of Davis’s hand to force the fumble. It was three impressive plays that will go a long way for final roster considerations.