10 of the Green Bay Packers' 11 draft picks from April are now on the team's 53-man roster.

The Packers announced several moves on Monday, and one of them was promoting seventh-round pick Kendall Donnerson to the active roster. He'll provide the Packers with a fourth body at outside linebacker in the wake of Nick Perry's season being ended last month.

Depending on whether or not he's one of the Packers' 46 active players Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons, Donnerson could see the first regular-season action of his career.

#Packers sign LB Kendall Donnerson to the active roster, place S Ibraheim Campbell on injured reserve & sign two players to the practice squad.

Roster moves : https://t.co/4mWZiM1OhO pic.twitter.com/SDqvpeOaM7

— Green Bay Packers (@packers) December 4, 2018

To clear up a roster spot for Donnerson, the Packers placed safety Ibraheim Campbell on injured reserve. Campbell was claimed by the Packers off of waivers shortly after the team traded Ha Ha Clinton-Dix to the Washington Redskins.

As an every-down fill-in, Campbell has exceeded expectations in his last two games, demonstrating a fearless ability to crash down and confront ballcarriers head-on. His season reaching its end sticks with the tumultuous theme the Packers have endured at the safety position in 2018.

The Packers also signed two safeties to their practice squad: Tray Matthews and Jason Thompson.

Matthews, an undrafted rookie free agent out of Auburn, was signed by the Minnesota Vikings in May and spent a brief period on the Indianapolis Colts' practice squad.

Thompson is in his second season, coming from the University of Utah. He was initially signed as an undrafted free agent -- much like Matthews -- by the New England Patriots last year. He bounced between the practice squads of the Chicago Bears and Seattle Seahawks.

Thompson has become something of a journeyman, spending short stints with the Dallas Cowboys, Tennesee Titans and Washington Redskins in 2018.