Packers fans are anticipating the NFL Draft as Green Bay prepares to evaluate potential quarterback prospects. With Jordan Love now positioned as the franchise quarterback, the Packers may not be in immediate need of a starter, but they are looking for a third quarterback to develop. The team has historically favored quarterbacks with larger hand sizes, a substantial number of collegiate starts, and athletic ability. Among the prospects, Malik Willis made a significant impact last season, and Riley Leonard from Duke is emerging as a potential target.

The Packers will focus on whether these prospects can meet their standards in grip, durability, and athleticism. They will consider drafting a player on day three of the draft, as past success stories like Matt Hasselbeck and Aaron Brooks demonstrate that late-round quarterbacks can develop into reliable starters. The decision hinges on how the draft unfolds and whether a player they value becomes available.