Paul Bretl | 4/29/2025 GREEN BAY, Wis. — The first addition that the Packers made to the defensive front all offseason, including in free agency, came on Day 3 of the NFL draft. GM Brian Gutekunst would then leverage the depth that this year’s draft class had along the defensive front by making three selections…
The Packers sign former top 10 pick and versatile linebacker/safety hybrid defender, Isaiah Simmons.
Paul Bretl | 4/28/2025 GREEN BAY, Wis. — Texas defensive end Barryn Sorrell became an instant fan favorite among Packers fans after the team selected him. Sorrell wasn’t going to be a first-round draft pick, so he was not on the list of invitees who sat in the green room on Thursday evening. However, a…
CB Micah Robinson and OT John Williams are working towards being the next 7th round contributors on this Packers team.
Georgia IDL Warren Brinson is bringing “juice” and versatility to the Packers’ interior pass rush.
The Packers added a new and unique skill set to their front seven when they picked DE/LB Collin Oliver.
Do-it-all TCU wide receiver Savion Williams brings a different element to that Packers’ position group.
The Packers again prioritized the OL, selecting Anthony Belton in Round 2 of the draft, adding more size, depth, and competition up front.
The Packers finally get their first round wide receiver, picking Texas’ Matthew Golden, who is a terrific fit for LaFleur’s offense.
Brian Gutekunst’s recent history in the NFL draft suggests that one of these seven prospects will end up being picked by the Packers.
Compared to the last two drafts, the 2025 NFL draft is different for the Packers. But will how they navigate the next three days change?
With Quay Walker and Devonte Waytt’s fifth-year options looming, it’s an easy decision for the Packers.
As the Packers go through the draft evaluation process, with each prospect they are trying to answer this crucial question.