The Green Bay Packers are now on the clock. Well, almost.
After 32 picks were made on the first night of the NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, Green Bay wakes up Friday, April 24 knowing that it'll finally get a chance to add players to its roster.
The Packers head into the second day with pick No. 52 (second round) and No. 84 (third round), with rounds 4-7 completed Saturday, April 25.
Here are some players to know, if mock drafts can be trusted:
From ESPN's Matt Miller: "Finding fast, rangy linebackers who can also affect the game as a pass rusher is rare, but Hill is available in Round 2 after teams were uncertain about his run-game instincts. All he did in the past three seasons was fill up the box score with 17 sacks, eight forced fumbles and three interceptions."
Mark Schofield of SB Nation also picks Hill for the Packers.
From Nick Baumgardner of The Athletic: "Stukes (6-1, 193) can absolutely fly. He ran a 4.33-second 40-yard dash (and posted a 10-foot, 10-inch broad jump) at the combine, and he was all over the ball at Arizona (29 pass breakups, seven picks)."
And at pick 84? Markell Bell, offensive tackle, Miami.
From Josh Edwards of CBS: "Green Bay adds a stout interior defender to the equation. He will bottle up the middle and allow Micah Parsons to make more plays in the backfield."
And at pick 84? Skyler Bell, wide receiver, UConn (yes, the former Wisconsin Badger).
From Bradley Locker, Pro Football Focus: "With their first pick in 2026, the Packers are oriented to select a cornerback given that both Keisean Nixon and Carrington Valentine are on effective one-year contracts. Cisse’s physicality and ball skills, especially in zone — where he earned a 72.1 PFF coverage grade in 2025 — make him an ideal fit."
From Jacob Camenker of USA TODAY: "The Packers should consider investing in a true, No. 2 cornerback to play across from Keisean Nixon. Cisse is an elite athlete and allowed just 18 catches on 38 targets in his lone season at South Carolina. He’s scheme-versatile but will need to sharpen his route recognition to live up to his full potential."
And at pick 84 for USA TODAY? Romello Height, edge rusher, Texas Tech.
Eric Froton of NBC Sports also had Cisse to the Packers. At pick 84, he went with Billy Schrauth, a guard from Notre Dame who played high school football at St. Mary's Springs of Fond du Lac.
From Daniel Flick of Sports Illustrated: "The Packers are expected to tap into the edge market, and Moore is a rock-solid option. He’s physical, consistent and a ready-made run defender with enough pass-rush flashes to eventually become a three-down player."
From Jacob Infante of Pro Football Network: "D’Angelo Ponds tallied 7 interceptions and 30 pass deflections over his last three seasons. He’s an undersized cornerback at 5’9″ and 170 pounds, but he is a tremendous athlete with great coverage instincts and a scrappy demeanor near the line of scrimmage."
And at pick 84? Caleb Tiernan, offensive tackle, Northwestern.
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Who will Packers draft today? Here's what NFL mock drafts predict