Green Bay Packers
Easily the most puzzling class of the entire draft, the Packers were all over the place with this one. Instead of getting help for Aaron Rodgers in the first round, Green Bay not only drafted his eventual successor, but they traded up to do it. Utah State’s Jordan Love is intriguing, but was it really time to make this pick?
It got worse in the second round, when the Packers reached for an old-school bruiser of a running back in Boston College’s AJ Dillon, who should have still been on the board for Day 3. Cincinnati’s Josiah Deguara was a fast-rising prospect, but did the Packers really need to spend a third-round pick on a tight end for the second year in a row?
Green Bay added some solid offensive line depth on Day 3, highlighted by the addition of Michigan’s Jon Runyan, an NFL legacy trench warrior. Miami defensive end Jonathan Garvin in the seventh round was their final pick, and their best value of the entire draft.