Packers’ pre-draft visits point to cornerback and defensive line
The Packers are poised to target some of their biggest needs.
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS - DECEMBER 20: Will Lee III #4 of the Texas A&M Aggies reacts after a tackle in the first half against the Miami Hurricanes during the 2025 College Football Playoff First Round Game at Kyle Field on December 20, 2025 in College Station, Texas. (Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images) | Getty Images With two days to go until the 2026 NFL Draft, we’ve got nearly a full slate of pre-draft visits on the board. Our pre-draft visit tracker shows 28 confirmed visits with a mysterious quarterback making up the 29th .
The Green Bay Packers have certainly used all 30 of their visits, but we don’t always get full confirmation of all 30, so we’ll make do with what we can. What are those visits telling us? As you know, the Packers’ pre-draft visits are always a good indication of what they’re looking at in a particular draft, and this year should be no different.
In short, the data shows the Packers are looking at cornerbacks, defensive linemen, and undrafted free agents. As we’ve outlined previously, if the Packers use five or more visits on a given position, it’s pretty much a given they’ll use at least one pick on that position in that year’s draft. This year, only two positions are going to hit that five-visit threshold: cornerback and defensive lineman.
That’s no surprise to anyone following the Packers. Cornerback and defensive line are probably their two biggest draft needs this year, and it would be a colossal disappointment if they came out of the draft without significant help at either spot. It’s also noteworthy what kind of player the Packers are looking at this year.