The 2026 NFL draft tells us a lot about what the Green Bay Packers already think of their roster,

and not all of the lessons are obvious.

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I want to talk about day three since we haven't actually gone through the day three players yet.

I want to talk about what comes next for this team.

And I want to have a little bit of a consensus board ran.

I want to go on a little bit later.

But let's start with what this Packers team told us about itself.

And we can start with the players that they drafted.

We knew they believed they needed to add bodies in the cornerback room.

They got lucky and they were able to add Brandon Sise, who was one of the premium talents

in this class.

That allowed them to not have to address it again until late in the

draft when they drafted Domani Jackson from USC, the cornerback, who is a Packers type all day,

9 plus RAS, 6 foot tall, you know, 195 pounds, almost 6-1, former five-star recruit, all that good stuff, very talented

player, but certainly a developmental type with the Packers.

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