Packers Target Collin Wright in Draft for Cornerback Depth

0:00On March 22nd, the Green Bay Packers are revamping their cornerback group ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft and their countdown of top, prospects highlight Stanford's Colin Wright at number 38. The team recently signed Benjamin St. Jews to a two-year deal in free agency to add size, but they still need more depth. Packers' general manager, Brian Guteklinst, might target cornerbacks again in the draft, especially on day three. Wright, a six-foot Texas native and former track athlete, brings solid stats from his college career, including multiple interceptions and pass. Breakups over three seasons. Scouts praise Wright for his smart play-reading, quick-feet and ability to handle top receivers without penalties. He's disciplined in coverage and uses the field well, staying calm under pressure. Beyond coverage, Wright shines against the run with strong tackling and few misses. His versatility stands out too, splitting time evenly between slot and outside roles last season.

1:00With key corners like Casey and Nixon and Carrington Valentine nearing free agency, Wright fits as a tough, reliable day three pick to build long-term. Stability in the secondary. Firewraps NFL News Today brought to you with AI.