Projecting the Packers depth chart after 2023 NFL Draft
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Packers depth chart: Defensive line and linebackers
Defensive line: Kenny Clark, Devonte Wyatt, T.J. Slaton, Colby Wooden, Karl Brooks, Jonathan Ford, Chris Slayton
The Packers needed more depth along the defensive line, and that's exactly what they added in the 2023 NFL Draft. For now, T.J. Slaton will likely start next to Kenny Clark and Devonte Wyatt when the Packers have three linemen on the field, but it won't be long before Colby Wooden and Karl Brooks see an increase in snaps. Both players are excellent interior pass rushers.
Edge rushers: Rashan Gary, Preston Smith, Lukas Van Ness, Kingsley Enagbare, Justin Hollins, Jonathan Garvin, LaDarius Hamilton
When fully healthy, this can be a special group. Rashan Gary is a star, and his return from injury will give the defense a massive boost. Lukas Van Ness might not start to begin with, but the No. 13 pick has so much to offer, even in year one, especially with his ability to move inside.
Second-year Kingsley Enagbare is a player to watch this season. He had an impressive rookie year.
Inside linebackers: De'Vondre Campbell, Quay Walker, Isaiah McDuffie, Eric Wilson
Expect more of the same at inside linebacker this season. The Packers didn't make any changes in the draft, and there was no need to. Last year's first-round pick Quay Walker has Pro Bowl potential if he can become more consistent.