2026 Green Bay Packers Mock Draft: 7-Round Projection
Draft Capital: 8 picks | Overall Grade: B Last Updated: December 30, 2025Executive Summary
Green Bay Packers enter the 2026 NFL Draft with 8 selections and critical needs at Cornerback, Offensive Tackle, Wide Receiver. This mock has them addressing their biggest weaknesses while maintaining draft value.
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Complete Pick-by-Pick Analysis
Pick #53 - Green Bay Packers: Luke Petitbon, IOL, Florida State
Rank: #48 overall | Grade: B | Need Match: ⭐⭐⭐ Why This Pick:Green Bay addresses their top need by selecting AJ Harris, a former five-star recruit whose exceptional blend of length, hip fluidity, and explosive quickness makes him a tantalizing developmental corner. Harris' track-athlete speed (11.4 100m, 40-inch vertical) provides recovery ability that few corners possess, even if his 2025 junior season fell short of expectations. The Packers are betting his ceiling outweighs his inconsistent tape.
The Fit:Harris' ability to mirror routes without getting grabby and his elite short-area quickness give Green Bay a corner who can execute their press-man concepts with proper coaching. His playoff pedigree—strong performances against SMU, Boise State, and Notre Dame in January—suggests he rises to big moments, though Ohio State exposed his depth and break discipline with multiple 10-plus-yard completions. The James Bradberry ceiling comparison offers both upside and a realistic floor as a zone-capable starter.
Scouting Report:If Luke Petitbon was off the board, Green Bay Packers could target similar IOLs in the second round range.
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Pick #85 - Green Bay Packers: Eric Singleton Jr, WRS, Auburn
Rank: #86 overall | Grade: C+ | Need Match: ⭐⭐⭐ Why This Pick:Green Bay can't resist Eric Singleton Jr's electric combination of 4.34 speed and Georgia state championship pedigree across three track events—the kind of legitimate burner who turns cornerbacks around when they try to flip hips. Singleton's workout numbers are jaw-dropping: 550-pound squat, 23-plus mph on GPS tracking, and a 10.32 100-meter time that won his race at Georgia Tech. The Packers are adding a deep threat and return specialist in one package.
The Fit:Singleton's ability to create instant separation with explosive first steps and maintain balance through subtle adjustments at full speed give Green Bay a vertical weapon who complements their existing receiver room. His Hollywood Brown-like profile as a small-framed speedster with natural hands fits slot or motion concepts, while his willingness to work the middle and absorb contact suggests toughness beyond his 5-11, 190-pound frame. The blocking commitment fluctuates and he occasionally rounds off breaking routes, but his special teams return ability provides immediate value.
Scouting Report:If Eric Singleton Jr was off the board, Green Bay Packers could target similar WRSs in the Day 2-3 range.
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Pick #121: Bray Hubbard (Safety, Alabama) - Grade C. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #159: Lawson Luckie (Tight End, Georgia) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #202: Carter Smith (Offensive Tackle, Indiana) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #237: Fisher Camac (Edge Rusher, Virginia) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #253: Martel Hight (Cornerback, Vanderbilt) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #256: Adam Randall (Running Back, Clemson) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential.---
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Overall Grade: B What Went Right:---
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