Three moves Packers need to make following 2021 NFL Draft

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Wow. What a few days it’s been. We can all take a deep breath as the Green Bay Packers have put together their 2021 draft class despite the headlines being dominated by Aaron Rodgers’ future.

Fans weren’t too impressed with last year’s class overall, especially with the Packers trading up for a quarterback in the first round. The fact it’s still a huge topic to this day says it all. But general manager Brian Gutekunst has put together what looks to be an impressive draft class this week, with the team addressing many of their biggest needs on both sides of the ball.

As is always the case with roster building, the work is never truly over. And it’s impossible to leave the draft with every need fixed. Between now and the start of training camp in the summer, there’s still work for the Packers to do.

Signing players won’t be easy given the team’s salary cap situation, but there are ways to create some room.

There’s been a lot to digest over the past few days with the Packers adding nine players to the roster via the draft and Rodgers’ future with the team uncertain, but let’s look ahead. Here are three moves the Packers need to make following the 2021 NFL Draft.