Packers Eyeing Georgia DT Miller for Draft

0:00On April 7, the Green Bay Packers are zeroing in on defensive tackles for the 2026 NFL draft, and their pre-draft visits are spilling, the T on their priorities. With over a third of their 30 official visitors now public, a clear pattern shows they're hunting early to middle-round talent at that spot, like Borderline Top 100 Prospect Caleb Proctor, who just got the invite. Earlier this week, reports hit that another Georgia Bulldog defender, Kristen Miller, is heading to Green Bay 2. This six-foot-four, 321-pound beast, has lined up experience across the D-line, making him a versatile fit. Packers fans know the drill. Green Bay loves those Georgia defenders, drafting more than their share over the last decade. He slots right into that tradition, especially since the packlack of first-rounder, and their opener comes at pick number 52 in Round 2. He's ranked 46th overall right now, smack and striking distance for that slot, but he skipped formal athletic testing at the Combine and his pro.

1:03Day sticking to positional work. That move's got him lined up for visits with at least 10 teams, so the Packers are jumping on the chance to dig deeper. As more visits drop, keep watching how these trends shape their board. Could be the start of bolstering that front with Bulldog power. You've been listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage.