Packers Mock Draft: Smart Fits, Big Needs

0:00On April 20th, Jordan Reed dropped his final seven-round mock draft for the Packers over at ESPN, and it's packing some serious punch. Green Bay grabs Penn State Edge-Rusher Danny Denison at Pick 52 in the second round, then adds a cornerback from Georgia in the third, A. Clemson defensive Lyman in the fourth, and later a quarterback and running back from Arkansas and Penn State in the fifth. These picks hit right at the Packers biggest needs, especially upfront on defense after losing Rashon Gary and Kingsley and Igbari this offseason. Dennis Sutton's a big explosive guy who's productive and experienced, perfect for rotating in early and disrupting plays. Fans and draft watchers are buzzing because this class feels super realistic. Lots of these names keep popping up in mocks, matching Green Bay's love. For athletic, high upside players, the corner Dalen Everett brings speed with a 4.3A 40 time and starting experience. While the Monte K-parts are run-stuffing, beast with pocket-rush potential. Later rounds bring more depth, and intriguing developmental

1:05quarterback like Taylor Green, explosive back Nicholas Singleton, despite his injury, plus A. Tall receiver, slot safety, and versatile offensive Lyman. It's a balanced haul that could shore up the roster quick. Overall, this mock-scream smart fits from Matt LaFloor Squad. Reed might nail a few turning needs into strengths as the real draft nears. Football news powered by AI. This is NFL news today.