Ted Hurst: Packers' Day Two Draft Target

0:00It's March 27, you're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered NFL coverage. The Green Bay Packers have a long history of grabbing wide receivers on day two of the draft, like Jordy Nelson, Devonte Adams, and Christian Watson. In the unpacking future Packers countdown for the 2026 NFL draft, Georgia State stand out Ted Hurst ranks number 32 as a day two. Target. Six foot three and two is six pounds. This Georgia native brings big play speed in production to the table. Hurst started at Valdosta State, hauling in 60 catches for 1,027 yards and 10 touchdowns over two seasons. He transferred to Georgia State in 2024, posting 56 receptions for 961 yards and 9 scores that year. Then 71 catches for 1,044 yards and six touchdowns last season. His game revolves around stretching the field and winning one-on-one battles. Scouts love his 4.4 240 yard dash, explosive cuts, and ability to high point contested balls.

1:04He racks up yards after the catch with long strides and shows smooth acceleration off the line. Over the last two years, he led all FPS receivers with 34 catches of 20 plus yards, including a highlight reel grab at Senior Bulls. Practices. After drafting Matthew Golden in the first round and Savion Williams in the third last year, the Packers might eye another early wide out. Players like Watson, Jaden Reed, and Don Tevion Wicks head into contract years, so adding depth now fits their pattern. Hurst visited the Senior Bull and has a top 30 visit lined up with Green Bay. General manager Brian Gutekunst could surprise by selecting Hurst in the third round, grooming him for a bigger role down the line as the team plans. For more information, visit www.gutekunst.com and visit www.gutekunst.com