Packers' Draft Focus: Corners, Edges, Linemen

0:00It's March 17th for the NFL, let's get into it. It's been a month since the last big Mott Draft Roundup for the Green Bay Packers, and Free Agency has really shaken up their needs, heading into the 2026 draft. Their top pick now sits at number 52 in the second round, thanks to that Michael Parsons trade. Analysts from ESPN, CBS, and others are zeroing in on that spot to address key gaps. Free Agency saw the Packers lose some offensive line pieces and edge rushers, pushing mocks toward corners, edges, and interior linemen. Most of these are two round projections, with number 52 as the spotlight pick. The team still loves big, athletic corners who fit their prototype. Fans and scouts are buzzing about cornerback as a hot spot. ESPN's Jordan Reed likes Davidson Igbino son from Ohio State, a six foot two explosive athlete who needs polishing but has press coverage upside. The Angelo Ponds from Indiana pops up twice, praised for feisty outside play, while Keith

1:00Abney II from Arizona brings speed despite his smaller frame. On the edge, Missouri Zion Young gets two nods for a six foot six frame and solid sacks last year, perfect to replace departed talent. UCF's Malachi Lawrence impressed with combine explosion, and Alabama's LT Overton could set the edge early. Other line picks include Iowa's Jennings Dunker and Oregon's Immanuel Pregnant, both seen as movers with pro potential. Analysts show a split secondary help, versus pass rush boost, but all agree value at number 52 will shape Green Bay's future. Keep an eye as more mocks drop before the draft. This story is made possible by our sponsor. If earbuds fall out when you sleep, this is for you, a pillow with built in sound, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.