The Packers have officially signed 14 undrafted free agents in advance of their rookie minicamp. Here’s the full rundown:

• Jacob Alsadek, OL (Arizona)
• Parris Bennett, LB (Syracuse)
• Tim Boyle, QB (Eastern Kentucky)
• Austin Davis, C (Duke)
• Raven Greene, S (James Madison)
• Naashon Hughes, LB (Texas)
• C.J. Johnson, LB (East Texas)
• Tyler Lancaster, DT (Northwestern)
• Alex Light, OL (Richmond)
• Kyle Meadows, OT (Kentucky)
• Filipo Mokofisi, DT (Utah)
• Marcus Porter, LB (Fairmont State)
• Kevin Rader, TE (Youngstown State)
• Conor Sheehy, DE (Wisconsin)

Boyle began his collegiate career at UConn and started for the Huskies as a true freshman. Then, thanks to injuries and coaching changes, Boyle wound up on the bench for his sophomore and junior seasons. For his final NCAA year, he transferred to Eastern Kentucky and put himself on the NFL radar.

“It’s truly a dream come true,” Boyle said of signing with the Packers (via the team website). “I’ve been thinking about this moment pretty much the whole time I’ve been playing football. It’s been a long journey. A lot of ups and downs, but I’m finally here and it’s up to me now to make the most out of my opportunity.”

The Packers have Brett Hundley and DeShone Kizer behind Aaron Rodgers on the depth chart, but they did not select a QB in the draft, so Boyle may have a chance at sticking on the roster if he impresses this offseason. Hundley went 3-6 as a starter last year in Rodgers’ absence last year and coach Mike McCarthy was critical of his performance – as well as the staff’s job in preparing Hundley – when asked about the backup in February.

“Brett Hundley wasn’t ready for what he needed to be ready for,” the coach said (via ESPN.com’s Rob Demovsky). “That’s something that we have to learn from, and that stings.”