Mock draft roundup: Green Bay Packers get defensive with first pick

November 22, 2014; Pasadena, CA, USA; UCLA Bruins linebacker Eric Kendricks (6) celebrates after intercepting a pass against the Southern California Trojans during the first half at the Rose Bowl. Mandatory Credit: Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports

CBS Sports: Rob Rang, Dane Brugler, Pete Prisco and Will Brinson

Four different CBS analysts come up with four different selections for the Packers in the first round, although a trend is developing among mockers: the Packers are looking at defense, and in particular, cornerbacks, linebackers and defensive linemen.

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Here’s how the four CBS analysts mocked the Packers first round pick:

Rob Rang: LB Eric Kendricks, UCLA

Dane Brugler: DE Eddie Goldman, Florida State

Pete Prisco: CB Kevin Johnson, Wake Forest

Will Brinson: CB Marcus Peters, Clemson

We’ve seen Johnson and Peters already, Goldman and Kendricks are new names here.

Kendricks is a serious playmaker at linebacker for UCLA. At 6-0, 232 pounds, he plays lower to the ground than Mississippi State’s McKinney, and shows more range in the defensive backfield.

Goldman, meanwhile, is another massive body on the defensive line. Measuring in at 6-4, 336 pounds, the big man has plenty of quickness for his size, and would fit right in with Green Bay’s defensive line rotation.