The Green Bay Packers start their offseason workout program next Tuesday and they’ll do so without cornerback Makinton Dorleant.

Dorleant spent the first 11 weeks of last season on injured reserve with a hamstring injury that he suffered in training camp, but the Packers used their one “designated-to-return” option to bring him back in early December.

Dorleant was injured again (knee), in the final game of the 2016 regular season and he was placed on season ending injured reserve.  Dorleant then failed his physical this week.

The 24-year-old Dorleant was also cited for disorderly conduct, public intoxication and interference as the result of a March 26 incident at a bar in Cedar Ralls, Iowa.

Chicago Bears defensive back Deiondre’ Hall and Green Bay Packers corner Makinton Dorleant were arrested on Saturday night for their alleged involvement in a disturbance outside a bar in Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Hall was arrested and cited for disorderly conduct, public intoxication and interference.  Dorleant was cited for interference.

Cedar Falls police say an officer used a Taser on Hall’s legs in order to get him into the squad car.  Dorleant was detained after authorities say he approached officers in a threatening manner, following Hall’s arrest.

Both players played collegiately in Cedar Falls for Northern Iowa.

A Packers spokesman said the team is aware of the situation and is gathering more information.

Dorleant is an undrafted free agent who played in four games for the Packers last season.  He ended the year on injured reserve with a knee injury.