It’s no secret that Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst has the ammunition necessary to trade up in the 2019 NFL Draft. And, there’s plenty of scenarios where moving down would also be a viable option.
It seems clear that there isn’t room on the Packers’ roster for 10 draft picks, which suggests trading up. But, the hit rate on late-round picks is so low, and the Packers have so many needs and wants, that Gutekunst might feel compelled to amass even more picks.
Michael Cohen of The Athletic recently wrote a piece detailing several of the ways that Gutekunst could package and send away assets during the draft, and where that might land the Packers.