Packers Draft Dunker, Igbinosun: Tougher, Deeper

0:00It's April 21st. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. The Green Bay Packers got some big holes to plug heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, especially upfront on the offensive line and in the Secondary at Cornerback. In a recent mock from the Athletic, they snag Iowa offensive lineman, Jennings Dunker, at the 52nd overall pick in Ohio State Corner, Davison, a Benosan at the 84th. These two picks come early in Round 2, giving Green Bay a shot to hit on premium talent without a first rounder. No team nails every need, but landing versatile lineman and shut down corners this high could reshape the roster fast. Packers fans would love this duo because Matt LaFloor squad has skill, but often lacks that gritty edge. Dunkers are brute from the Big Ten, playing tackle at Iowa but sliding inside to guard in the pros with the flexibility to back up multiple spots. Big Benosan brings ideal size at 6 foot 2, leading Ohio State in picks and passes defended

1:03his last two years. Sure, he drew some flags for being handsy, but those dropped big time from 12 to just 4 between seasons, showing growth. If the board falls this way, Green Bay walks away way tougher and deeper, setting up a real run at the playoffs with homegrown muscle.