Packers News: Green Bay has options with No. 14 pick
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The Green Bay Packers will have options when they hit the clock with the 14th pick of the 2018 NFL Draft.
The question is which direction will general manager Brian Gutekunst choose to go in? Will he continue the trend of selecting a defensive player first? The last time Green Bay used its first selection on offense was tackle Derek Sherrod in 2011.
Aaron Rodgers, Jordy Nelson (second round) and Bryan Bulaga are the only other times Ted Thompson used the team’s top pick on offense.
On the note of the draft, we’ll start Monday’s Packers News Report with Lombardi Ave’s latest mock draft roundup.
Packers news and notes from around FanSided
Mock draft roundup 4.0 [Lombardi Ave]
Who could Green Bay select at No. 14 overall in this year’s draft? Will they look for a cornerback upgrade? A top edge rusher? The latest mock draft roundup takes a closer look at who a number of top draft analysts are projecting to the Pack at No. 14.
Look for growth from second-year safety Josh Jones [NFL Spin Zone – Hunter Noll]
Josh Jones has a ton of potential, and NFL Spin Zone’s Hunter Noll is expecting a big second-year jump for the talented safety. Jones could go a long way in helping the secondary become one of the team’s strengths in 2018.
Roster review: Jahri Evans [Lombardi Ave]
Should Jahri Evans return to Green Bay for a second season? Lombardi Ave’s Kyle Hoffenbecker takes a look back at Evans’ 2017, and also looks ahead to the upcoming season.
More Packers news and notes from around the internet
Kenny Clark an emerging force on Packers’ defense [PackersNews.com – Michael Cohen]
2018 free agency preview: Green Bay Packers [Pro Football Focus – Austin Gayle]
Packers offensive line improved greatly in run blocking in 2017 [Packers Wire – Zach Kruse]
2017 roster grades: Ha Ha Clinton-Dix’s regression buries safety group [Acme Packing Company – Jason B. Hirschhorn]
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