Green Bay often chooses high-upside edge rushers but that hasn't worked out in recent years (Lukas Van Ness). In a departure from that, the Packers pick the high-floor Tuimoloau who can set the edge in run defense and use pash rush moves to get home.

Not many things in sports have changed more over the years than the NFL Draft. Over the past half-century, the draft has gone from something that wasn't even televised into one of the biggest events on the sports calendar.

The Green Bay Packers are open to trading down from No. 23 overall in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft, NFL insider Tom Pelissero said on NFL Network on Thursday afternoon. The Packers are going into the 2025 draft with only eight picks and would likely prefer to add to their total.