Packers Scout Top Draft Prospects

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The Green Bay Packers have wrapped up the early free agency moves and shifted focus to the

2026 draft.

Scouts from the team are traveling nationwide to college pro days, checking out top prospects

ranked in the top 300 on consensus boards.

Confirm stops include Arkansas, Clemson, Georgia, Oregon, Penn State, and others like Illinois

and Washington.

At Clemson, they eyed high-ranked talents like interior defensive lineman Peter Woods

and Ed Rusher T.J. Parker, though most top guys there might go.

Early, meanwhile, Georgia drew attention with offensive tackle Monroe Freeling and

linebacker C.J. Allen, plus intriguing later options like defensive lineman, Kristen

Miller.

Packers fans and analysts see fits with the team's preferences for bigger running backs

over 220 pounds, athletic corners, and versatile lineman.

Examples like Penn State offered those profiles, with hefty backs like C.T.R.

and Allen catching eyes under coach Matt LaFloor's system.

Debra looks revealed sleepers, such as Clemson's athletic defensive tackle, Demonte K-Part,

or Oregon's two-way linebacker, Bryce Boetcher.

At Illinois, all 32 teams showed up, spotlighting Edge Gabe Joccas and tackle JC Davis.

We'll keep tracking these visits as more get reported, giving clues on how Green Bay

builds for the future draft at pick number 52 and beyond.

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