As much as a guy like Florida’s Kadarius Toney might help the Green Bay Packers' offense, don’t expect the Packers to select a wide receiver, particularly a small one, in the first round. Since 2002, Green Bay hasn’t selected a wide receiver in the first round. The Packers also have a specific height requirement they don’t usually stray away from. So, if you’re hoping they use the 29th overall pick on a smaller, shifty wide receiver, be prepared to have your dreams crushed.
This basically takes guys like Rondale Moore, Elijah Moore, and Toney out of the equation at 29.