Packers' Draft Focus: Defensive Tackle & Cornerback

0:00It's April 22nd, from breaking news to Sunday match-ups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Packers heading into the 2026 NFL Draft with massive holes at defensive tackle and cornerback. The two spots GM Bryan Guttakunst says they got a stock-up heavy on numbers wise. He laid it out clear at Lambo this week, stressing they might double down on both positions to rebuild that secondary and D-line fast. Fans and scouts buzzing about cornerback targets, especially those late first or early second-round studs, like Clemson's Avion Terrell or Tennessee's, Colton Hood that could slide to their 50-second pick, tempting a trade-up. Third round looks like prime hunting ground, with Ohio State's Davison Igbino Sun, Florida's Devon Moore, and others fitting Green Bay's size and skill. Thresholds perfectly around the 84th selection. Over into day three, they got eyes on big-bodied corners from Washington like T'Cario Davis, a hosted fifth-rounder in Charles Dimmings and Agile.

1:02Sixth-Seventh-round gems, such as Houston's LaTrell McCutchen or Montana's Kenzell Lawler, surround out the room and lock down the back end.