The Green Bay Packers have both historically, and under general manager Brian Gutekunst, prioritized building through the NFL Draft. This offseason has been no different.
While the Packers have potentially significantly upgraded the offensive line, and added quality depth in the secondary, the pressure is on Gutekunst and Green Bay to knock the 2025 NFL Draft class out of the park, especially after largely avoiding some of the most talented free agents at the top of the market.
One year removed from swinging for the fences by signing ascending safety Xavier McKinney, who became an All-Pro in his first season wearing a Packers uniform, and signing veteran running back Josh Jacobs as a potential focal point of the offense, the Packers’ marquee signings this March have been offensive guard Aaron Banks and cornerback Nate Hobbs.