Packers' Draft Success: High Value, Low Stars

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Since Brian Gutacan's took over in 2018, the Green Bay Packers have crushed it in the

draft, according to one solid model from Stick to the model.

They ranked third overall in draft value, added among all 32 NFL teams, figuring how

much bang teams get for their pick spots.

Only the Buffalo Bills and San Francisco 49ers sit ahead.

Digging deeper, Green Bay's second and hit rate, meaning players who smash past expectations

from their draft slot, trailing just the Bills again.

They also tie for fifth lowest bus rate on top picks, who flop or bounce out the league.

Gutacombs build solid foundations without too many whiffs.

Fans and analysts love this, but the knock is not enough elite stars.

Packers tie for 13th in star rate, their soft spots in 2018.

Packers hard with no first rounder in 2026 or 2027, and they've only grabbed top 12

once, Rashan Garriott 12th in 2019 plus two more, top 20s.

Other squas like the Lions dominate stars with six top 12 picks, while even Baltimore pulls

it off without any.

Late rounds are where Green Bay shines though, snagging value wear evaluations split.

Take Evan Williams, consensus had him at 235th, but they traded up to 111 in 2024 and nailed

it.

Bottom line, Gutacombs draft game stays credible league wide, data proven even without

landing enough blue chip studs up top.

Packers keep stacking wins that way.