Bryan Bulaga, Iowa. The former offensive tackle, a first-round pick in 2010 and Super Bowl champion for the Green Bay Packers, was chosen to announce the two Packers' second-round picks in this year's draft.
The NFL released the full list of selections, and the Packers will have their former tackle calling their shot with picks 41 and 58. The third-round picks by Green Bay will be announced by Troy Vincent, NFL executive vice president of football operations. As always, the first-round picks are announced by NFL Commissioner Roger Goddell.
Bryan Bulaga was the 23rd overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft. He won Super Bowl XLV for the franchise, where he played until 2019, primarily as the starting right tackle. Bulaga also played the last two seasons of his career for the Los Angeles Chargers.
He also became known for his Sunday Night Football introduction, which went viral several times among football fans on social media.
Draft picks
The Green Bay Packers are slated to have 11 draft picks, including four day 2 selections. The extra draft capital was acquired via trades.
Last offseason, the team traded Aaron Rodgers to the New York Jets for a first-round swap and second-round pick in 2023, plus a conditional pick in 2024 — Rodgers didn’t play 65% of the offensive snaps, so it will be a second, the 41st overall pick.
The extra third was acquired when the Packers traded Rasul Douglas to the Buffalo Bills close to the deadline. Green Bay sent Douglas and a fifth-rounder for Buffalo’s third-rounder.
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