Two new mock drafts for the Packers entering Day 2 of 2026 draft

The Green Bay Packers didn't make a pick during Thursday night's first round, but general manager Brian Gutekunst will go into Day 2 of the draft with two picks -- No. 52 overall in the second round and No. 84 overall in the third round.

Who could the Packers target on Friday?

A pair of Day 2 mock drafts for the Packers:

Mock draft No. 1

• Second round, No. 52: Edge rusher Gabe Jacas, Illinois
• Third round, No. 84: Cornerback Malik Muhammad, Texas

Jacas is a big (6-3, 260), experienced (43 starts) and productive (35.5 tackles for loss, 27.0 sacks) edge rusher who is still only 21 years old and ran a 4.69 and did 30 reps on the bench. The 50th overall player on the consensus big board, he checks a lot of boxes for the Packers at a premium position. Muhammad is on the lighter side (190 at pro day) for a corner, but he's still only 21 and he checked all the athletic boxes for the Packers during pre-draft testing. He played right away as a true freshman at Texas and was smothering coverage player during the 2025 season.

Mock draft No. 2

• Second round, No. 52: Defensive tackle Christen Miller, Georgia
• Third round, No. 84: Cornerback Daylen Everette, Georgia

Back-to-back Dawgs. Miller is an ideal fit as a big (6-3, 321) and versatile defensive tackle who played snaps all over Georgia's defensive front. He's still only 21 despite playing in 43 games. Miller has the power to plug up run lanes and the quickness to create disruption in the backfield, not unlike a younger Kenny Clark. Everette is a box-checker at cornerback, with length (6-1, 78" wingspan), experience (three-year starter, 41 career starts at Georgia) and speed (ran 4.38 at the combine). The 21-year-old will give up some plays, but he's a fighter in all phases and looks like a good fit in a zone-heavy coverage scheme.