Packers 5-Round 2024 NFL Mock Draft: A shocking turn of events as Jordan Love is traded
By Ryan Heckman
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Round 4: Packers currently own picks no. 120 and 134
In Round 4, the Packers once again have a pair of picks. First up, they go defense.
. 524. Landon Jackson. 4. player. . . DL. Landon Jackson. Landon Jackson
Arkansas defensive lineman Landon Jackson is the pick here, and he projects best as a pass rusher within Green Bay's defense. Jackson stands a towering 6-foot-7 and weighs roughly 280 pounds. He is an absolute menace to deal with physically, with active and hammering hands.
Because of his length, he is also a high-level gap controller when it comes to the run game. He's able to dirty up running lanes even if he's not the one making the play.
. player. . Donovan Edwards. Donovan Edwards. 485. RB. Donovan Edwards. . 4
Finally, the Packers use their second fourth rounder on a running back to come in and take some pressure off the veteran Aaron Jones. Assuming A.J. Dillon is let go in free agency, the Packers simply fill his shoes here with an ideal third-down back and future starter in Donovan Edwards.
The Michigan product is 6-foot-1, 210 pounds therefore presents ideal size and can pass block with the best of them. As a runner, he possesses underrated speed once he gets to the second level. He's a well-built back that sees his lanes and makes his move with excellent contact balance as well. Edwards could come in and give Green Bay serious production as a rookie. He's the backup to Blake Corum, so he didn't see as much production this year. But, don't count out his talent.
*Green Bay does not have a 5th Round selection
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