The Green Bay Packers are looking to fortify their offensive line ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft, especially after securing Aaron Banks in free agency. The team has specific criteria for drafting offensive linemen, maintaining a history of selecting tackles and centers that meet stringent height and weight thresholds, as well as arm length. The draft focus appears to be on height between 6-foot-4 and 6-foot-6 and weights between 299 and 321 pounds for tackles. Since 2009, they've emphasized versatility and experience, aiming for players with significant snaps in college.

As the draft approaches, the Packers are not likely to select a tackle before Day 3, narrowing their focus to potential late-round gems. Names like Emery Jones Jr. from LSU and Charles Grant from William & Mary are on the radar, both fitting the profile. Center prospects are limited, but players like Gus Hartwig from Purdue might draw interest if they fall to the right round. The Packers will be keen to add depth to their offensive line while looking for the right fit that meets their unique drafting standards.