Following a disappointing defeat in the Wild Card Round against the Eagles of Philadelphia, the off -season of Green Bay Packers began. With this, Green Bay must make the necessary list cuts, sign their missing parts in the free agency and prepare the draft of the NFL 2025. Given this part of the offseason, the fans of the packers put the general hats, dusty the laptops and create their best cases, using tools such as Simulator PFN Mock Draft.
And in their defeat in the playoffs against the Eagles, the needs of the recovery of the packers have become a little clearer – if they were not already clear.
Even if the injuries played a big point in this match, Green Bay was beaten by Philly, exhibiting games of this team which must be repaired during the offseason.
In free agency, packers could sign a few passes of passes, fixing their self-reinforced need for a n ° 1 receiver.
But – Regarding the draft of the NFL 2025 – Here is the packers with.
Packers 2025 NFL Draft Position needs: CB, Edge, WR, DT, C
Given the problems of persistent injury of Jaire Alexander, the packers could pick up a twinning partner – or the replacement if Green Bay chooses to pass from Alexander during the offseason – with their choice of first round.
With the talent likely to stay in their choice in the draft, some prospects could scratch their itching in the corner, aligning with an appropriate project value.
In addition to the cornerback, packers have needs at Edge Rusher, the receiver, the defensive tackle and the center, according to the PFN Mock Draft simulator – which made the choices of this simulated project.
Since this tool allows trading, it gives a more realistic opportunity to go through a draft simulation, which gives more likely results. It is not a perfect tool, because predicting the NFL project is difficult. But – with more and more simulated projects which have completed by the Directors General at home according to their own research – it is an interesting tool to use during the dark days of the NFL off -season.
Although the simulator did not predict an exchange – or a business – there was a significant transaction between the Broncos de Denver and the Bears of Chicago. By going to the 10th choice, the broncos exchanged with the Bears, writing the star of Boisse State Ashton Jeanty.
But, with Green Bay as the objective of this simulation simulation, which was their first -round selection?
The PFN Mock Draft simulator (with professions) is a tool for fans to put themselves in the headquarters of a managing director for an NFL franchise during the draft of the NFL. This tool compiles data from the NFL Draft Big Board of PFN and simulations of simulations submitted by the user to give fans an idea of the place where prospects could land in the real project. A computer simulation has made these choices and professions.
Packers No. 23 Pick: Benjamin Morrison, CB, Notre Dame
With the 23rd choice in the NFL 2025 [mock] Draft, the packers obtained their cornerback, which caught the third – or fourth, on the basis of the position of the Travis Hunter players – the Cornerback of the Recovery.
In this simulation, the New York Giants selected Travis Hunter with choice n ° 3. Then, the 49ers of San Francisco released Will Johnson from Michigan. But, the following corner half would not be drafted until the Falcons of Atlanta selected Shavon Revel out of the East Carolina, letting the packers take the fourth and last corner of the first round: Benjamin Morrison.
Although it is the fourth corner selected in this simulation simulation, it would be an excellent addition to a defense that needs help in the secondary.
As a three -year player for Fighting Irish, Morrison had his least productive season in 2024.
After starting the strong season after two years of great production for the corner of Notre-Dame, he underwent a hip injury at the end of the season, leaving Notre Dame with unfinished affairs before the draft of NFL 2025.
During her first two seasons at Notre Dame, Morrison combined for 64 plated (47 solo, 17 assisted), 14 passes defended, nine interceptions and five plated for the loss.
With a real need in the corner, packers could get an all-pro corner at a reduced rate, given its hip injury. Especially if Morrison can show that he has gone from the injury and he will not remember, it would be a circuit stroke for Brian Gutekunst and Co. in the first round of the NFL 2025 draft.
Packers No. 54 Pick: Jayden Higgins, WR, Iowa State
After attacking their greatest position of need with the first choice, the PFN Mock Draft simulator returns and attacks a need that their ball carrier put near the summit: the receiver.
With their choice of second round, the simulated simulator of the simulation project selected Jayden Higgins out of the Iowa State – a receiver that attracted a lot of attention and buzz after the senior Bowl.
More specifically, social media lost their heads about a liberation he had, seeming somewhat similar to a former packers receiver.
Now, one thing to note about this release is that it took almost three seconds to distance five meters from the melee line. A quarter will rarely have this type of time. This could sometimes work, but this type of version will rarely work as a reference displacement for an NFL receiver.
However, this is not what all its outings look like, because it is a very solid road receiver.
In addition to being a wise road runner, Higgins has an excellent construction of X receiver, 6 feet 4 inches and weighing 214 pounds.
Even if his routes seem to be Davante Adams-Esque, comparing them could be a little steep.
With this, Higgins is a very athletic receiver with sticky hands and ankle rupture capacities with its routes.
During his four seasons at Iowa State, Higgins was mainly an X receiver (1,905 snaps), although he also spent a little time in the slit (407 snaps), giving it a little variability to the Next level.
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With more than 1,100 yards and nine affected in 2024 only, it could be a strong addition to the packers, entering the role of Christian Watson. After having suffered a LCA tear against the Bears of the week 18, Watson’s prospects in 2025 are a bit troubled.
But – with a new large body receiver in the room – Jordan Love could have another big target in the game of passes.
Packers No. 87 Pick: Jared Wilson, C, Georgia
The third of the three choices made by the PFN Mock Draft simulator was another position of need for packers, selecting Jared Wilson out of Georgia.
Although this is not a high class of central perspectives, Wilson has praise As a real NFL starter, by Matt Miller d’Espn on X.
“Georgia’s interior offensive line has been definitely struck this year, but the three – Dylan Fairchild, Jared Wilson, Tate Ratledge – looks like NFL beginners in Plug -And -Play,” wrote Miller. “They are strangely slept.”
And if the packers can put it so late in the third round, it seems that they are really slept.
With the draft of the NFL 2025 still in months, there will be a lot of variability with the prospects which should not go in the first round. At this stadium of the offseason, simulated projects could have players laughed at the fifth round which were drafted in the second round of the months later.
If the packers do not re-sign Josh Myers, Wilson could be a solid replacement in the center.
He plays a bad football physical style, while doing this with an appropriate game of legs and a high IQ.
The only blow on Wilson is that he has only one season of strong film.
With that, his 2024 season was very impressive, which earned him a Global pff grade from 81.2. Wilson was credited with a note of 84.0 as a pass blocker, while his blocking note was slightly less than 78.6.
Now, PFF notes are not everything, but they help see where players shine when they are associated with other resources, such as the film.
And if packers can respond to this position of need awaiting Myers’ free agency decision, Green Bay’s offensive line could seem much more solid in 2025.
Packers Packers Mic Mock Draft Simulation Grade: B / B +
Although these three choices can be considered solid choices, their second round selection of Jayden Higgins could be considered as a choice they could have used on a different position.
This does not mean that Higgins will not succeed in the NFL, but it seems that packers could solve their “receiver problem” in free agency. Part of their problem – apparently – is the lack of leadership of veterans.
Adding another receiver recruited to an already young group may not be the solution they are looking for.
Of the nine written receivers of Green Bay, their average age is 24.1 years. Thus, adding another 22 -year -old to the mixture may not be their solution. This does not mean that they should not add receivers – but with a choice from n ° 54 – it could be a little stiff compared to other needs on the list of packers.
Aside from this choice, Morrison and Wilson would be two excellent adding to the need for need.
However – if the packers bring myeers back during the offseason – the need to write Wilson Drops, as their need to respond to the central position would also do so.
Thus, although the perspectives that the selected simulator are good, their placement on the packers was not as strong, gaining a little lower quality.
