Packers GM Brian Gutikin said they want to add bodies to the cornerback room,

but their best option at 52 could carry an enormous risk.

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I want to talk about the paradox of upgrading the offensive line on today's show.

I want to talk about how the 2027 draft could impact the 26th draft.

But let's start with the premier position of this draft cycle,

and that is the cornerback room. That is the spot that Brian Gutikin said is the team's

biggest need, which in itself is telling. He went out and he signed Benjamin St. Juist,

a quality backup corner for the Chargers who came in and played a lot of good football for them.

I think he's got a very good chance to start.

They are telling us they messed up last year when they heat checked and took Savion Williams instead of taking, for example, Noel Williams, different Williams, different position, better player,

certainly last year and played a premier position of need right now for the Packers,

whereas Sabian Williams, we have no idea if he's ever going to be an NFL receiver.

I would love to believe it.

I would love to see it because he's supremely physically gifted.

That's very much TBD at this point.

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