2016 NFL Mock Draft 2.0: Who do the Packers select in opening three rounds?
By Dan Dahlke
49. Campbell is an unique athlete as an edge rusher. Listed at 6-foot-4 and 232 pounds, the former Gopher ran a blazing 4.59 forty at the NFL Combine. He also posted good marks in agility drills at his pro day. His production in college may not have matched his athletic ability, but Campbell has a high enough ceiling to be worth the risk of a late-third round pick. He could be a developmental prospect at outside linebacker and a guy who could compete for a starting job in a year or two.. Outside Linebacker. Minnesota. De'Vondre Campbell. 88. player
89. player. 55. . Cornerback. Virginia Tech. Kendall Fuller
36. . Defensive Tackle. Nebraska. Maliek Collins. 90. player
Southern Utah. James Cowser. 91. player. 47. . Defensive End
32. . Defensive End. Northwestern. Dean Lowry. 92. player
87. . Offensive Tackle. LSU. Jerald Hawkins. 93. player
45. . Linebacker. Utah State. Nick Vigil. 94. player
Notre Dame. C.J. Prosise. 95. player. 50. . Running Back
player. 47. . Wide Receiver. Rutgers. Leonte Carroo. 96
. Center. Michigan State. Jack Allen. 97. player. 36
45. . Tigth End. South Carolina. Jerell Adams. 98. player
Picks #88-98: In the first three rounds the Packers focus on improving their front seven, knowing they can address their other needs, like offensive line, in rounds four and five.
More packers: Previous three-round mock draft
They could have also considered offensive prospects C.J. Prosise and Jerell Adams, who fall to Detroit and Denver, respectively. The Jared Cook signing alleviates the pressure of Green Bay having to reach for a tight end prospect in the early rounds.