Packers' Draft Priorities: Defense, Defense, Defense

0:00From a daily news now network, this is NFL News Today. Subscribe to keep up with every headline, every game. Free agency is in the rearview mirror, and the Green Bay Packers now have a sharper focus heading into the NFL draft at the end of April. A recent mock draft highlights their priorities, starting with defensive reinforcements in the second round with Derek Moore and Ed Ruscher from Michigan to help replace Rashan Gary's production. They follow that in the third round by grabbing Daelin Everett, a tall cornerback from Georgia, who impressed at the combine with a 4.3, 840 yard dash. The fourth round brings Dante Corleone, a massive defensive tackle from Cincinnati, nicknamed the Godfather, adding run-stuffing depth alongside new. Sine, Javan, Hargrave. Fans seem okay with Gary leaving, but the team needs immediate contributors on defense, and these picks fit their culture with strong physical tools. End? Leadership traits. Everett's big game experience and Moore's power rushing standout as early impacts.

1:03Later rounds target depth, like Titan, Daelin, Bentley from Utah, and the fifth for receiving help. Another corner, Domani Jackson from Alabama in the sixth, a quarterback flyer, Jelanne Daniels from Kansas in the seventh, an offensive tackle, Carver Willis from Washington, to boost the line competition. As the draft nears, these selections could solidify the roster gaps and keep Green Bay competitive right away.