In a new seven-round mock draft at Pro Football Network, the receiver help the Green Bay Packers need came in Day 3 with a pair of fleet-footed playmakers.

The 2025 NFL draft is four weeks away, and ESPN draft analyst Matt Miller has released his seven-round mock draft. It's worth noting that Miller correctly mocked Michael Pratt to the Green Bay Packers last year in his seven-round mock draft.

With Rasheed Walker entering his final season under contract, left tackle is an under-the-radar need for the Green Bay Packers entering the 20

PackersNews columnist Pete Dougherty spent Wednesday answering reader questions as the Packers prepare for the 2025 NFL draft.

The Packers’ top three positions of need entering the 2025 NFL Draft are rather evident. They need, in no particular order, at least one wide receiver, pass rusher (interior or edge) and cornerback (assuming Jaire Alexander doesn’t return).

In free agency, the Green Bay Packers were unable to address needs at defensive end, defensive tackle and receiver. Those shortcomings were in

The Green Bay Packers have famously not taken a wide receiver in the first round since 2002, when Javon Walker out of Florida State became the pick at No. 20. Most mock NFL drafts have recognized this trend and given the Packers defensive players. But that may be shifting.

The Green Bay Packers haven't struck gold in the free agency frenzy, but here is their five-round 2025 NFL mock draft by the PFN simulator.

There's always a hefty layer of uncertainty with mock drafts. Not only are teams tight-lipped this time of year, but if they do say something, oftentimes it's an active effort at disinformation.  This class specifically is going to be darn near impossible to predict for a number of reasons.