Logan Taylor: Packers' Versatile Day 3 Draft Pick

0:00It's March 26, you're listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage. I'm Cory with the story. Since Brian Goudacunst became General Manager of the Green Bay Packers in 2018, he has drafted 17 offensive linemen with 12 of. Those coming on day 3 of the NFL Draft. One player who fits that mold perfectly is Logan Taylor from Boston College, ranked number 33 on the unpacking future Packers countdown as a potential day 3 pick in the 2022 draft. Taylor started as a four star recruit from Canada at the University of Virginia, where he handles starts at both left and right tackle in his final year there. He then transferred to Boston College, starting 13 games at left tackle in 2023, shifting to left guard the next season and mixing it up across guard and tackle spots this past year. What stands out about Taylor is his rare versatility, with starts at every offensive line position except center during college. As 6 foot 7 with nearly 34 inch arms, he brings athleticism, smart pass protection, and

1:05strong run blocking. In 2024 at left guard, he allowed 0 sacks in just 15 pressures, though he faced tougher matchups later. The Packers could really use this kind of depth, needing a backup center, more guards and a swing tackle right now. Taylor's skills make him a safe bet to back up multiple spots, offering great value as a late round pick, especially given Boston College's track. Instead of producing solid NFL players, Packers fans know the team excels at turning day 3 offensive linemen into reliable contributors, and Taylor has the tools to follow that path as a versatile depth piece ready for Sundays.