These Packers’ Draft Picks Will Make The Biggest Splash In 2025
The post These Packers’ Draft Picks Will Make The Biggest Splash In 2025 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Green Bay Packers are expecting big things this year from first round draft pick Matthew Golden. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved The Green Bay Packers had a relatively quiet draft. The Packers’ eight picks were their fewest in Brian Gutekunst’s eight years as general manager. Green Bay didn’t make a trade. And while the Packers believe they’ve improved their roster, there were no big splashes along the way. Now the question becomes who will play in 2025? Who will sit? And who might not even make the roster? Here, I rank the draft picks in order of who’s likely to contribute the most — and the least — this season. 1. Matthew Golden, WR, Texas Golden, the 23rd overall pick in the draft, became the first wide receiver Green Bay took in the first round since 2002. And Golden’s presence should dramatically upgrade a receiver group that was a colossal disappointment in 2024. Golden ran the 40-yard dash in 4.29 seconds at this year’s NFL Combine, fastest among all the wideouts. While Golden is just 5-foot-11, 191 pounds, speed certainly kills. And the Packers suddenly have a burner that they desperately needed in their wide receiver room. The best guess is Golden will line up with the No. 1 offense on Day 1 of training camp as Green Bay finds every way possible to make him an integral part of the offense in 2025. “Any time a guy is breaking sub 4.3s, you know he’s legitimately fast,” Packers coach Matt LaFleur said of Golden. “I think what’s so attractive about a guy like Golden is not only is he fast, but he’s got, I’d say elite hands. He can run through a football.” 2. Savion Williams, WR, TCU First off, Williams remains remarkably raw. Williams, Green…
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The Green Bay Packers are expecting big things this year from first round draft pick Matthew Golden. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved The Green Bay Packers had a relatively quiet draft. The Packers’ eight picks were their fewest in Brian Gutekunst’s eight years as general manager. Green Bay didn’t make a trade. And while the Packers believe they’ve improved their roster, there were no big splashes along the way. Now the question becomes who will play in 2025? Who will sit? And who might not even make the roster? Here, I rank the draft picks in order of who’s likely to contribute the most — and the least — this season. 1. Matthew Golden, WR, Texas Golden, the 23rd overall pick in the draft, became the first wide receiver Green Bay took in the first round since 2002. And Golden’s presence should dramatically upgrade a receiver group that was a colossal disappointment in 2024. Golden ran the 40-yard dash in 4.29 seconds at this year’s NFL Combine, fastest among all the wideouts. While Golden is just 5-foot-11, 191 pounds, speed certainly kills. And the Packers suddenly have a burner that they desperately needed in their wide receiver room. The best guess is Golden will line up with the No. 1 offense on Day 1 of training camp as Green Bay finds every way possible to make him an integral part of the offense in 2025. “Any time a guy is breaking sub 4.3s, you know he’s legitimately fast,” Packers coach Matt LaFleur said of Golden. “I think what’s so attractive about a guy like Golden is not only is he fast, but he’s got, I’d say elite hands. He can run through a football.” 2. Savion Williams, WR, TCU First off, Williams remains remarkably raw. Williams, Green…
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