Draft week is here, and a new class of Green Bay Packers will be announced Friday and Saturday in Pittsburgh. Although their first round pick belongs to the Cowboys in return for Micah Parsons, this draft is still extremely important for Brian Gutekunst to have a near perfect Packers’ draft.
The Green Bay Packers and 31 other NFL teams will descend upon Pittsburgh this week for the annual collegiate draft in hopes of making their team Super Bowl-worthy.
The Packers haven’t drafted a cornerback before the seventh round since 2021, but that reality is about to change. Gutekunst revealed a key part about his plans for later this week.
How many of the QBs with the most passing yards in a season for every NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
Right tackle Zach Tom suffered a partially torn patellar tendon in that nightmare game against the Broncos, but he should be good to go for the regular season.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
The running back position might be a sneaky need for the Packers. They’re good for this season but for future seasons, it seems murky. Considering the Packers lost Emanuel Wilson in Free agency and didn’t signed another running back, the potential is there.
The Green Bay Packers don’t have a first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, as it was part of the package sent to the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for Micah Parsons.
Tennessee’s Jermod McCoy has long-term concerns over his knee situation, and that scenario may force one of the top defensive prospects of the class to fall.
The Green Bay Packers roll into this week’s NFL draft with just a few roster holes. Chief among those might be the cornerback position. Nate Hobbs was just released, Carrington Valentine still can’t tackle, Bo Melton is a WR again, Kamal Hadden is rehabbing a broken leg, and Keisean Nixon is your CB1 at the moment.
The 2026 NFL Draft is just days away and the Green Bay Packers have eight picks, overall. This year the Pack won’t step up to the podium until the 52nd overall selection which comes in round two.
Green Bay enters the draft with eight total picks, and it’s a big year for general manager Brian Gutekunst to round out a strong roster after losing pieces in the offseason.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Green Bay Packers have a big need at defensive tackle that must be addressed in this week’s NFL Draft. While they signed Javon Hargrave after trading Colby Wooden, it’s not a perfect player-for-player replacement.
After hosting the NFL Draft last offseason, the Green Bay Packers won’t be welcoming a new player into the fold until the middle of the second round on Friday.
The Pittsburgh Steelers should issue an ultimatum to quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who, according to multiple national reports, still has not decided whether he will play for the team this season.
This week, NFL teams all over the league are starting their offseason programs for 2026. On Monday, the NFC North made two quiet but important roster moves.
Adam Schefter reports that Packers’ exclusive rights free agent WR Bo Melton signed his tender on Monday. Melton, 27, was a seventh-round draft pick by the Seahawks out of Rutgers in the 2022 draft.
Draft week is finally here for the Packers. The NFL offseason is long and drawn out. Last season, this weekend was buzzing as the Packers hosted the draft.
The NFL Draft is set to begin, and this year is unlike most for the Green Bay Packers. They do not have a first-round pick. Of course, that’s a consequence they’re happy to pay for the right to have Micah Parsons chase down quarterbacks.
The Green Bay Packers finished their 2026 season by watching their offensive line resemble a turnstile rather than the great wall they envisioned based on the investments they’ve made at the position.
The NFL Draft kicks off on Thursday night in Pittsburgh, PA! The Green Bay Packers’ first pick doesn’t come until number 52 in the second round. Even with such a late first selection, things couldn’t be more exciting!
The Green Bay Packers have won more NFL championships than any franchise in league history. They have also had many outstanding drafts and some they would like to have back.
With the 2026 NFL Draft on the horizon, the Green Bay Packers made three roster moves on Friday.
The Green Bay Packers are about to embark on an historic version of their participation in the 2026 NFL Draft next week. It is, however, not an occurrence they would like to make a habit.
Many would say the Packers’ secondary didn’t live up to expectations last season. Inconsistent play and a lack of turnovers plagued the unit. Green Bay finished in the middle of the pack, allowing 202.9 passing yards per game (14th-best).
While the Packers have Keisean Nixon leading their cornerbacks, the team is still motivated to add to the grouping. ESPN’s Rob Demovsky believes the front office will be active pursuing the position in the draft, writing that it wouldn’t be a surprise “if the Packers pick more than one” cornerback.
The Philadelphia Eagles continued to retool their wide receiver room on Friday by trading two draft picks (a 2026 fifth-round pick and a 2027 sixth-round pick) to the Green Bay Packers in exchange for Dontayvion Wicks.
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