Packers Weekly is back just in time for draft week, and the pressure is building in Green Bay. In this episode of Packers Weekly, we zero in on one of the biggest question marks on the roster: who’s stepping up at defensive back? With the NFL Draft right around the corner, the guys break down the cornerback and safety landscape and debate which prospects could realistically fall into the Packers’ range—and more importantly, who can actually make an impact.

This isn’t about the obvious top-of-the-board names you’ve heard a hundred times. This is real analysis for real fans—digging into mid-round value, scheme fits, and the players who could quietly become difference-makers in Jeff Hafley’s defense. Can the Packers finally solidify the secondary, or are we heading for more of the same frustrations?

Beyond the DB discussion, the episode ramps up with a full mock draft approach—putting their own strategy to the test as they try to solve the Packers’ biggest roster issues. It’s the perfect mix of insight, passion, and that diehard fan perspective that defines Packers Weekly.

If you live and breathe Packers football, this is where you need to be. Be sure to subscribe to the channel, jump into the live chat, and stay locked in all draft season long.

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