Packers Wait for Day Two, Top Talent Still on Board

0:00It's April 24th. You're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage. I'm Cory with the story. Packers fans, the Green Bay Packers missed out on the first round entirely, so their first shot comes at the 52nd overall pick, 19 spots. In today too, of the 2026 NFL draft, no trade-up means general manager Brian Goudacunst has to sit tight while other teams scoop up talent. Here this week, the first round wrapped without shaking things up too much for Green Bay. Goudacunst stayed cool, noting the board played out pretty much as they projected, with just minor shifts here and there, no wild shocks. That leaves a bunch of first-round caliber players still hanging around, sparking talk about whether the Packers should move up. Teams loved debating if any standout enough to burn draft capital on before pick 52 hits. Digging into the board, guys like Tennessee Corner, Germaud McCoy, and Washington receiver Denzel Boston probably won't last thanks to injury flags or team fits.

1:03Toss-ups include Oregon Guard, Emanuel Pregnant, and Georgia defensive tackle Kristen Miller, both starter-ready types. Then there are solid bets like Georgia State Wide Out Ted Hurst or Ohio State Corner, Davis and Inc. Binalson, who could be there waiting. Packers brass is eyeing it all closely, ready to pounce or hold steady as day two unfolds and the value shakes out.