Draft picks are fun and exciting. After months of anticipation and buildup, your team makes a series of selections that will define the franchise for years to come — hopefully for the better. And just as exciting is getting to see those rookies take the field for the first time, hopefully filling positions of weakness or adding new skills to already strong groups.
And then there’s the Green Bay Packers’ 2020 draft class, which didn’t seek to address any obvious weaknesses from last year’s team and — so far at least — is barely seeing the field at all.