Packers Mock Draft: Hunter & Stukes

0:00On April 2nd, ESPN dropped a three-person mock-trap with Mel Kuiper Jr., Field Yates, and Matt Miller taking turns over 100 picks. Field Yates handled both Green Bay Packer selections, grabbing Texas Tech defensive lineman Lee Hunter at Pick 52 in the second round, then. Arizona cornerback trade-and-stukes at Pick 84 in the third. Yates sees Hunter fitting perfect in Green Bay's new 3-4 defense under coordinator Jonathan Ganon. This 6-foot-3, 318-pound beast-crush runs at Texas Tech, ranking as number 36 overall on Daniel Jeremiah's board. He could start early as a nose tackle, two gapping and eating space up front. Packer spans know the defensive line needs beef, especially at nose tackle, and Hunter brings power and length to clog lanes. Sure, he's turning 24 in July, bomb the combine, and ate much of a pass-resher, but his run-stuffing makes him a steal-dislate. Shifting to the secondary, Stukes brings speed and ball skills with four picks last year, and a 4.3-3-40 at the combine.

1:05He's number 63 on the bigboard, versatile enough for any spot, though he played mostly slotted Arizona, and weighs just 190, pounds with an older profile, and past ACL tear. These mocks highlight Green Bay rebuilding defense, smart-value picks addressing real holes without reaching. Keep an eye as the real draft nears, this duo could lock down the trenches and back in for years. Stay locked in with NFL News Today. AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.