Sure, Brian Gutekunst would prefer a first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, but there are GMs who could hurt more sitting out opening round.

With fewer and fewer players completing testing, assembling an NFL Draft board is getting harder and harder to do with each passing year. One thing that is nice for the Green Bay Packers is that the non-testers are disproportionately weighted to the top of the draft where they won’t have a pick;

The Packers don't have a first-round pick in 2026, but these players helped reshape the franchise, picked in the second round or later since 2000.

A collection of stories that detail positional needs and potential solutions for the Green Bay Packers as they prepare for the NFL Draft.

The draft is near, and the last wave of mock drafts are here. Take a look at five seven-round mock drafts and the top players selected for Green Bay.

Who are the best fits for the Packers at the roster's biggest need positions? One player for each day of the draft.

It's likely Green Bay knows its starting 5 up front, but there's a chance the team could select players to fill out the depth chart and compete for playing time.

Packers GM Brian Gutekunst declared on Tuesday that Green Bay "is going to add numbers" at cornerback during the draft.