Who did Packers get in Jordan Reid's final 7-round mock draft at ESPN?

Everette stands 6-1, ran 4.38 in the 40-yard dash and is coming off three years of starting at corner at Georgia. He's also still 21. A prime fit for the Packers at perimeter cornerback, a big need spot on the roster.

Want a big, highly athletic run stopper along the defensive line? Capehart is your guy. He's a brick wall against the run, and his movement ability suggests a decently high ceiling as a pocket disruptor.

Green would provide an intriguing developmental quarterback for Matt LaFleur to mold. In many ways, Green is a bigger version of Malik Willis. But he will need plenty of time before he's ready to step into a game and run the offense at a level even approaching what Willis provided the Packers over the last two years.

Singleton is coming off a big injury, but he's an explosive play threat who can catch the ball out of the backfield and return kickoffs. He hurt his foot at the Senior Bowl and didn't do pre-draft testing.

The late Day 3 picks provided a developmental receiver, the older brother of a top draft prospect and a big, athletic offensive lineman. Douglas is 6-4, ran 4.39 in the 40 and produced 13 touchdowns over the last two seasons. Styles, the older brother of Sonny, could give the Packers depth in the slot and safety. Reed-Adams has experience at guard and right tackle, and has the movement and length to provide depth at guard and tackle.

This looks like a strong class for the Packers. Will Reid get any of the picks right? Last year, he didn't get a single one right in his final mock, but there's a good chance he's got at least one this time around. There are too many good fits at need positions.

This article originally appeared on Packers Wire: Breaking down Packers' picks in Jordan Reid's final 7-round mock draft at ESPN