Bill Huber
Editor at Sports Illustrated
Packers beat writer since 2008. Subscription-free coverage for Sports Illustrated since 2019. In a world filled with rot, thank God for football.
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5 days ago |
si.com | Bill Huber
GREEN BAY, Wis. – On Thursday night, the Green Bay Packers will be on the clock in the first round of the NFL Draft. This week, I was on the clock in the On SI team publishers mock draft. Armed with my list of realistic options for the Packers, here’s how it played out. Arizona receiver Tetairoa McMillan: Dallas Cowboys at No. 12. Ohio State receiver Emeka Egbuka: Available. Texas receiver Matthew Golden: Available. Ohio State offensive tackle Josh Simmons: Available.
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6 days ago |
si.com | Bill Huber
GREEN BAY, Wis. – Several Green Bay Packers legends will bring additional green-and-gold flavor to the 2025 NFL Draft, which will be staged outside Lambeau Field beginning on Thursday, April 24. The NFL on Thursday announced the legends and active players who will represent all 32 teams in announcing the second- and third-round picks.
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6 days ago |
si.com | Bill Huber
GREEN BAY, Wis. – The Green Bay Packers will have a long wait before making the 23rd pick of the NFL Draft one week from tonight. Obviously, what happens in front of them will have a dramatic impact on their selection. ESPN.com’s Matt Miller consulted scouts to pick the Top 10. In this mock draft, two of the picks would impact the Packers. At No. 9, the New Orleans Saints wound up with Texas A&M edge Shemar Stewart.
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6 days ago |
si.com | Bill Huber
GREEN BAY, Wis. – Linebacker ranks toward the bottom of the list of NFL Draft priorities for the Green Bay Packers. Quay Walker is back for Year 4, Edgerrin Cooper is coming off an All-Rookie season and Isaiah McDuffie re-signed before the start of free agency. While Eric Wilson left in free agency, 2024 third-round pick Ty’Ron Hopper should be ready for a bigger role and veteran Kristian Welch was brought back. However, there’s no depth. Literally there is none.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Bill Huber
GREEN BAY, Wis. – There’s been a million mock drafts. On this site alone. Sports Illustrated’s Matt Verderame put together the “Ultimate” mock draft. Starting with the 1967 draft, the first common draft involving the merging NFL and AFL, Verderame assembled an all-time mock draft. Who was the best No. 1 pick ever? The best No. 23 pick? The best 100th pick? The best 224th pick? With 32 picks in each of seven rounds, that’s a total of 224 selections. The Green Bay Packers dominated with 10 players.
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Worst Packers draft bust ever. Other than Tony Mandarich. Go.
The latest seven-round #Packers mock draft by @JacobWestendorf starts with a defensive end in the first round and a receiver in the second. https://t.co/leAzN1dsCv
Who doesn't fit the #Packers' traditional standards at receiver? Who fits better than others? Here's our latest dive into the pertinent history at a key position of need. https://t.co/XjwpH4RrXn