Packer Fit Meaning
1 - Not a good fit
2 - Below Average fit
3 - Average fit
4 - Above average fit
5 - Perfect fit
Measurements/Results in red (Combine)
Measurements/Results in blue (Pro Day)
Measurements/Results in black (unverified)
**** Disclaimers regarding Packers fits for 2026 ****
Offensive Line
As Packers continue to run more gap/power style runs I looked for the following traits: strength, good drive blocker, good down blocker. The Packers historically have valued offensive lineman with good 20 yard shuttle and 3 cone times. I have also taken this into account when giving a Packer fit value to each player.
Defensive Line
Gannon has run even and odd fronts in the past. Everything is pointing to the Packers running more of an odd fronts this year.
I believe the Packers will be looking for interior defensive lineman who can hold the point of attack, play 2 gaps, and have the ability to stack and shed. Historically the Packers have drafted interior defensive lineman with good broad jump numbers. Broad jump translates to lower body explosion and strength.
The edges will have to set a soft edge and be able to get after the QB. Generally they like tall edges with mass. This was even true under Dom Capers. They also like edges who test well in the broad jump.
Cornerbacks
Gannon likes to have his cornerbacks play vision based, off-ball coverage. Packers will be playing a lot more cover 4, with cover 6/7/8 mixed in. Packers also have size and speed requirements for their cornerbacks. All of this has been taken into account when determining their fit level for the Packers.
Takeaways so far of the 2025 Draft
After Abdual Carter, Travis Hunter, and Cam Ward there is a drop in talent. Consensus that Mason Graham is #4 best value. After that there is another drop in value.
Teams looking to trade back in top 20 will either 1) not find many suiters or 2) not get value as in past drafts.
Strength of this draft is in the 20 -70 top prospects.
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