Packers Expected to Target Receiver Jaylin Noel in Draft

The Green Bay Packers are expected to focus on adding depth rather than targeting immediate starters in the upcoming NFL Draft, with safety not seen as a top priority due to recent strong additions like Xavier McKinney and promising young players such as Evan Williams. Late-round selections or undrafted free agents could be used to bolster the safety group, while the Packers may also continue their tradition of drafting standout performers from the Senior Bowl, with Iowa State slot receiver Jaylin Noel fitting their offensive style. Additionally, Green Bay's history of developing quarterbacks makes Houston's Donovan Smith, a project with notable size and arm talent, an intriguing Day 3 or undrafted prospect for further development behind their current starter. These strategies align with the Packers' emphasis on building roster depth and finding value in later rounds or among overlooked prospects.