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Packers pre-draft visit tracker | All the players Green Bay will host

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The Green Bay Packers can host up to 30 players before the NFL draft. Here is a running list of those who will visit Lambeau Field.

GREEN BAY โˆ’ The Green Bay Packers don't have a first-round pick entering the 2026 NFL draft, so the list of college players they're bringing in for official visits doesn't include a lot of big names. But the Packers have used their allotted 30 visits on all kinds of players over the years, so it's likely a few they bring in this year will wind up being drafted or signed as free agents. Sometimes the visits are requested so the team can gather more information on an injury and sometimes it's so the team can spend more time than it did with a prospect at an all-star game or the NFL scouting combine .

Teams also are allowed to meet with players via video, which means just because they didn't invite someone for a top-30 visit doesn't mean they're not interested in a player. Last year, for instance, they brought in eventual first-round pick Matthew Golden , second-round pick Anthony Belton and seventh-round picks Micah Robinson and John Williams . The year prior, linebackers Edgerrin Cooper and Tyโ€™Ron Hopper, and safety Kitan Oladapo were among those who took pre-draft visits to the Packers .

The last top-30 visit who became a first-round pick before Golden was defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt in 2022. Here is a look at the players the Journal Sentinel was able to confirm had made visits or were scheduled to make visits before the draft, with links to profiles on them: Jacob Thomas, cornerback, James Madison Height : 6-0ยฝ. Weight : 215 pounds 40-yard dash : 4.

45 seconds Vertical jump : 36ยฝ inches Notable : Walk-on who had five interceptions, 21 pass break-ups, 13 tackles for loss and one forced fumble over four seasons. Complete story here . Kaleb Procter, defensive tackle, Southeastern Louisiana Height: 6-2 Weight : 291 pounds 40-yard dash : 4.

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