Okay, so I feel like we complete this Rodgers trade before the draft but no idea on picks so this a very simple no trades/no extra picks mock.
The early rounds could play out a lot of different ways but here is current think without anyone else moving up/down:
Round 1. Quentin Johnston, WR, TCU
I think he drops because of luck and others lusting for QB, Huge get for GB, He’s a precise route runner, creating separation when used on quick outs and stop patterns in college. Johnston has good stop-start ability and lateral agility,excellent downfield, accelerating to top speed quickly and stacking on top of cornerbacks. He has excellent body control, contorting to make difficult catches and working well on back-shoulder throws. Could well have the best combination of speed, acceleration, and size of any wideout in the class. Instant starter opposite last years #2 pick.
Round 2. Jartavius 'Quan' Martin*, S/CB, Illinois
Packers are thrilled he's on the board, Martin can play safety, nickel corner, or outside corner. Martin is a smooth athlete with solid instincts. Can track the ball downfield and gets his head around when playing in a trail position, and Martin shows excellent ball skills when breaking on a route. He’s a plus tackler in run support as well. Really a late riser but he's so versatile GB can't afford to leave him on the board.
Round 3. Tucker Kraft, TE, South Dakota State
Raw talent but still a much-needed injection of said talent in GB, Excellent as both a run and pass blocker. Is a mauler in the run game and maintains a powerful wide base while in limited action as a pass blocker. Has developed into a good athlete. Looked impressive at the combine where most of his measurables were in top 75th percentile, Super versatile player - can line up inline, outside, and in the slot. Does need coaching but fits the need in this offensive system.
Round 4. Jaren Hall, Quarterback, BYU
GB needs more arms and seems to like Hall, wouldn't be surprised if they sign a UDFA as well.
Round 5 A. Matthew Bergeron, OT, Syracuse
Shouldn't be round 5 but GB jumps at the chance.... a solid OL prospect.
Round 5 B. Jalen Wayne, Wide Receiver, South Alabama
We need more than 1 WR in this draft, great find late by GB.
Round 7 A: Dorian Williams, OLB, Tulane
A nice depth player for the LB corp
Round 7 B: Evan Hull, RB, Northwestern
Depth RB here
Round 7 C: Jake Moody, K, Michigan
Round 7D: Riley Moss, CB, Iowa
The early rounds could play out a lot of different ways but here is current think without anyone else moving up/down:
Round 1. Quentin Johnston, WR, TCU
I think he drops because of luck and others lusting for QB, Huge get for GB, He’s a precise route runner, creating separation when used on quick outs and stop patterns in college. Johnston has good stop-start ability and lateral agility,excellent downfield, accelerating to top speed quickly and stacking on top of cornerbacks. He has excellent body control, contorting to make difficult catches and working well on back-shoulder throws. Could well have the best combination of speed, acceleration, and size of any wideout in the class. Instant starter opposite last years #2 pick.
Round 2. Jartavius 'Quan' Martin*, S/CB, Illinois
Packers are thrilled he's on the board, Martin can play safety, nickel corner, or outside corner. Martin is a smooth athlete with solid instincts. Can track the ball downfield and gets his head around when playing in a trail position, and Martin shows excellent ball skills when breaking on a route. He’s a plus tackler in run support as well. Really a late riser but he's so versatile GB can't afford to leave him on the board.
Round 3. Tucker Kraft, TE, South Dakota State
Raw talent but still a much-needed injection of said talent in GB, Excellent as both a run and pass blocker. Is a mauler in the run game and maintains a powerful wide base while in limited action as a pass blocker. Has developed into a good athlete. Looked impressive at the combine where most of his measurables were in top 75th percentile, Super versatile player - can line up inline, outside, and in the slot. Does need coaching but fits the need in this offensive system.
Round 4. Jaren Hall, Quarterback, BYU
GB needs more arms and seems to like Hall, wouldn't be surprised if they sign a UDFA as well.
Round 5 A. Matthew Bergeron, OT, Syracuse
Shouldn't be round 5 but GB jumps at the chance.... a solid OL prospect.
Round 5 B. Jalen Wayne, Wide Receiver, South Alabama
We need more than 1 WR in this draft, great find late by GB.
Round 7 A: Dorian Williams, OLB, Tulane
A nice depth player for the LB corp
Round 7 B: Evan Hull, RB, Northwestern
Depth RB here
Round 7 C: Jake Moody, K, Michigan
Round 7D: Riley Moss, CB, Iowa