The Green Bay Packers enter the draft with 10 selections, giving them plenty of flexibility when it comes to potential trade-up scenarios.
General manager Brian Gutekunst has used this to his advantage the past two years, trading up in both of his draft classes to date. In 2018, he initially traded down before jumping back up with the Seattle Seahawks to select cornerback Jaire Alexander. It was an incredible move that saw the Packers bring back a future first-round pick.
And he used that extra selection — No. 30 overall from the New Orleans Saints in 2019 — to trade up nine positions with the Seahawks to select safety Darnell Savage Jr.