Packers 2019 Mock Draft | Ticket King Inc.

The 2019 NFL Combine has come to a close, so that means it is time for everybody to update their mock drafts.  

Round 1A: Montez Sweat/OLB/Mississippi State- For the first time in a while, the Packers are in a position high enough in the draft where they can get a true impact edge rusher from the top of the draft. Sweat is a monster who will fit like a glove in Mike Pettine’s scheme.

Round 1B: Noah Fant/TE/Iowa- The Packers need to stop kicking the can down the road at the tight end position and they need to get younger, better player. Fant, who is a pass catcher first, but can also block, will fit well in Matt LaFleur’s offense that he is bringing to Green Bay.

Round 2: Nasir Adderley/S/Delaware- Adderley is an athlete from a small school who shot up the boards during the combine, he fits well, he is the grandson of the cousin of Packers Hall of Fame corner back Herb Adderley.

Round 3: Kaleb McGary/OT/Washington- The Packers need to fix the right side of that offensive line via the draft and free agency. McGary has a lot of talent, and could be the Packers right tackle down the road.

Round 4A: Greg Gaines/DL/Washington- Adding depth to the defensive line in the middle rounds of the draft every year is a must. At 6’2” and 316 pounds, Gaines is a big body who could be a nice rotational player up front in Green Bay.

Round 4B: Austin Bryant/OLB/Clemson- This is a selection with massive boom or bust potential. At 6’6”, 280 pounds, Bryant is a heck of an athlete. If Mike Pettine can motivate him to play to his full potential, the Packers just won the lottery.

Round 5: Zach Gentry/TE/Michigan- At 6’8”, 262 pounds, Gentry would be a good fit as a blocker and third tight end.

Round 6A: Antoine Wesley/WR/Texas Tech- The Packers did well last year with their trio of rookie receivers. Now they could add someone behind them. At 6’5”, 200 pounds, Wesley is an intriguing prospect.

Round 6B: Marquise Blair/S/Utah- In addition to a safety high in the draft, they could also use one late. Blair could provide depth and play special teams.

Round 7: Dakota Allen/LB/Texas Tech- to finish the draft, the Packers could add some depth on the inside of the linebacking unit.

Packers 2015 Mock Draft | Ticket King Green Bay

Every year around this time, I like to do a way to early mock draft for the Green Bay Packers. This year, it appears as if they are staring at needs at defensive tackle, inside linebacker, and right guard.

Round One: Ellis McCarthy/DT/UCLA- The Packers need to find a long term solution at nose tackle as with his season ending injury, it appears as if the Packers are ready to move on without B.J. Raji. At 6’4”, 330 pounds, Ellis McCarthy would be perfect for the Packers 3-4 hybrid scheme.

Round Two: Denzel Perryman/ILB/Miami- The Packers have been playing games with their inside linebackers long enough. Here you go. To the bench goes Hawk or Jones.

Round Three: Corey Robinson/OT/South Carolina- We know a lot of people like Brian Bulaga, but it is time for the Packers to cut bait and move on. Robinson is  big massive man who would fit well on the right side.

Round Four: Eric Rowe/CB/Utah- There is no knowing how long Tramon Williams will be in a Packers uniform for, as he is aging fast. Heyward or House will slide into the starter spot and Rowe could pick up the slack behind them.

Round Five: Wes Saxton/TE/South Alabama- Ted Thompson loves his small school guys, and Saxton is an interesting project at tight end.

Round Six: Jeffery Whitaker/DT/Auburn- The Packers could also use some depth at nose tackle. Whitaker is another wide body that would fit well in this scheme.

Round Seven: Leon Brown/OG/OT/Alabama- Every team late in the draft tries to find a swingman for their offensive line that can provide depth.