The Green Bay Packers' 2025 NFL Draft saw them make eight selections, focusing on positions like wide receiver, offensive line, edge rusher, defensive tackle, and cornerback. Notably, they continue to show a preference for developing existing talent rather than investing heavily in certain positions, particularly at cornerback, where they selected Micah Robinson in the seventh round. This marks the third consecutive year they have waited until late in the draft for a cornerback, reflecting their confidence in players like Jaire Alexander, Keisean Nixon, and Carrington Valentine.

Despite a strong roster of running backs, including Josh Jacobs and MarShawn Lloyd, the Packers opted against adding to this depth. Their tight end group is also well-established, with Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave being prime candidates for continued development. The team’s strategy appears to be long-term, emphasizing gradual improvements over immediate impacts, which could affect their Super Bowl aspirations if injuries or performance issues arise within key position groups.