The Green Bay Packers are poised to rejuvenate their special teams unit in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft, specifically targeting players with substantial special teams experience. After parting ways with key contributors Eric Wilson, Corey Ballentine, and Robert Rochell, who combined for 11 tackles, the Packers need dynamic players to fill the void. With a focus on Day 3 draft prospects, they are considering 15 promising candidates.

Among these, Carson Bruener from Washington stands out with 611 special teams snaps and 19 tackles, showcasing his relentless motor and athleticism. Jack Kiser from Notre Dame is another notable contender, having logged 975 snaps and demonstrating a competitive edge. Cody Simon from Ohio State, with his defensive prowess, logged 586 snaps and emerged as a heartbeat for the Buckeyes. Additionally, Jackson Woodard, Barrett Carter, and Demetrius Knight Jr. have made significant impacts in their collegiate careers.

Each of these players brings unique attributes that could energize the Packers’ special teams, particularly under the guidance of special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia. The draft presents an opportunity for the Packers to revamp a crucial aspect of their game, ensuring better performance in critical situations.