The 2025 NFL draft is in the books, and the Green Bay Packers have filled some of the needs that plagued them at the end of the 2024 season. The draft started with a bang with President and CEO Mark Murphy delivering a perfect explanation of Green Bay’s first round pick. It ended with Brad Paisley taking the stage and rocking the Lambeau faithful who stayed for all seven rounds. Here is a look at the guys Green Bay picked, and how we can expect t

The wide receiver room has received some reinforcements. After years of clamoring for a first-round pick at receiver, the fanbase got its wish with Matthew Golden arriving in Green Bay. Not content to just add one receiver to the pass catching group, general manager Brian Gutekunst selected another receiver in the third round, TCU’s Savion Williams. Golden and Williams will likely see time on the field this coming season. Whether or not they beco

Bringing the NFL draft to the league’s smallest market was supposed to mean a smaller crowd. Green Bay Packers fans had other ideas. Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy said several days before the draft that the forecast was for a total attendance of 250,000 for all three days.

Take a bow, Green Bay. When it was announced the 2025 NFL draft was going to be held in Green Bay, Wisconsin, I truly did not know what to expect. Sure, I’ve been to Green Bay a bunch. I lived there for two years while completing by degree at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. I’ve been to countless Packers games.

Addressing a major need in the 2025 NFL draft, the Green Bay Packers doubled up on edge rushers, selecting Barryn Sorrell from the University of Texas and Collin Oliver from Oklahoma State. After another year of disappointing play from the edge, specifically in the run game, Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst said he felt it necessary to pick up both Sorrell and Oliver to secure the edges. “I think both of those guys can contribute,” said Gu

When the NFL draft was announced to be in Green Bay a few years back, my head was filled with many questions.