NFL mock drafts have these players going to Packers

Though the Green Bay Packers won't have a first-round pick April 23 when the NFL Draft begins in Pittsburgh, they'll still be looking to greatly improve their team over the following two days. The mock-draft season seldom explores beyond the first round, however. But the calendar is about to turn to April, and the mock drafts are getting more substantive.

Here's a sampling around the internet of players taken by the Packers in mock drafts that extend to multiple rounds: ESPN: Keith Abney II, cornerback, Clemson Matt Miller of ESPN conducted a seven-round draft and wrote , "Abney is one of the best pure coverage players in the class and would be an immediate starter as a nickel or slot cornerback in Green Bay. He's tough and feisty in coverage at the line of scrimmage and fights through traffic. " Miller also gives another "II" to the Packers in the third round: Brian Parker II, an offensive tackle from Duke.

The 6-foot-5 redshirt junior was given All-American accolades by various publications after the 2025 season. Other players to Packers: Keyshaun Elliott, linebacker, Arizona State; Daylen Everette, cornerback, Georgia; Bryson Eason, defensive tackle, Tennessee; Kendrick Law, wide receiver, Kentucky; Kaleb Elarms-Orr, linebacker, TCU. Also ESPN: Lee Hunter, defensive tackle, Texas Tech Field Yates of ESPN only went to two rounds but gave the Packers a potential big man on defense at 6-4, 320.

"There will be some elements of a 3-4 scheme in Green Bay under new coordinator Jonathan Gannon, which is where Hunter can fit as a nose tackle," Yates wrote. "Hunter had some uneven stretches of play and just 7. 5 sacks in four seasons, but he has intriguing upside and finished his collegiate career with a standout performance against Oregon in the CFP.