The Green Bay Packers are eyeing the cornerback position ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft, especially after dealing with several departures in their secondary. Notably, they lost Eric Stokes and Robert Rochell in free agency, while adding Nate Hobbs on a four-year deal. The future of Jaire Alexander remains uncertain as the team explores trade options. In the forthcoming draft, Jason Marshall Jr. from Florida could be a potential pick, ranked No. 10 on their list of prospects.

Marshall, a former five-star recruit, has shown flashes of talent during his collegiate career, despite not fully meeting expectations. He has demonstrated solid skills such as route recognition and ball tracking but has been hindered by inconsistencies in tackling and technique. If the Packers can develop him further, he could emerge as a key contributor on defense, ideally complementing the existing talent on the roster.