With the NFL Draft just nine weeks away and the Scouting Combine slated for next week, the Green Bay Packers are in the spotlight regarding their picks in the latest mock drafts.
Jeff Hafley, the newly appointed defensive coordinator for the Packers, who brings seven years of NFL coaching experience with a focus on defensive backs, will address the media for the first time on Thursday. Interestingly, the latest wave of NFL mock drafts zeroes in on the Packers’ cornerback unit, which has been plagued by injuries.
The following are the most recent mock drafts:
– The Athletic: Matt Schneidman selects Clemson CB Nate Wiggins at No. 25 overall, addressing concerns about the Packers’ cornerback lineup opposite Jaire Alexander.
– MLive.com: Kyle Meinke opts for Clemson CB Nate Wiggins to fortify the Packers’ secondary in light of recent player movements and performance.
– Draft Countdown (7 Rounds): Shane Hallam’s draft begins with Clemson CB Nate Wiggins, followed by strategic picks such as Miami safety Kamren Kinchens and Michigan running back Blake Corum.
– 247 Sports: Iowa DB Cooper DeJean is selected for the Packers due to his versatility in addressing potential gaps at cornerback, safety, and slot positions.
– Pro Football Network: Joe Broback chooses BYU OT Kingsley Suamataia for the Packers, citing his potential development under David Bakhtiari’s mentorship and his athletic prowess.
These mock drafts shed light on the potential directions the Packers could take in the upcoming NFL Draft, highlighting key areas of concern and potential solutions.
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