dailyloe.com – The Green Bay Packers will make a second-round pick in the 2026 NFL draft in three weeks. A new seven-round mock draft suggests they could target Georgia players. It also proposes selecting a backup quarterback.
This mock draft filled roster holes at defensive tackle and cornerback. It did this by selecting two players from Georgia. Later, it found a high-upside backup quarterback.
At pick 52, the mock selects Georgia defensive tackle Christian Miller. Miller did not do pre-draft testing and may have injury questions. He is a versatile 321-pound interior defender aged 21.
In the third round, cornerback Daylen Everette from Georgia is the pick. Everette was a three-year starter with size and athleticism. He ran a 4.38-second 40-yard dash and is durable.
The mock then selects offensive lineman Trey Zuhn III. Zuhn has left tackle experience and versatility to move inside. He is described as an elite pass-blocker and good athlete.
In the fifth round, the mock selects Arkansas quarterback Taylen Green. Green is an elite athlete with big size and starting experience. He has dual-threat ability and a big arm.
The mock describes Green as not a perfect replacement for Malik Willis. He would provide high-upside potential behind Jordan Love. Selecting a quarterback here is called a luxury gamble.
In the sixth round, the mock selects Boston College offensive lineman Logan Taylor. Taylor played all over the offensive line. He is described as an athletic and versatile option.[]
Source: Packers Wire
