The Packers added a ton of athleticism in the first round of the NFL draft, but there are some significant question marks here too.

After months of preparing for this week, we’re finally here: the draft is mere days away. So what do the Packers actually do?

Let’s talk about the most controversial Packers-related position in the draft. Quarterback. Should the Packers take one? And if so, when?

People have been asking the Packers to upgrade at inside linebacker for a long time. But should the Packers listen? And if so, should they go with one named Devin?

Much like their situation at running back, the Packers don’t necessarily need a wide receiver. But when has not needing something every stopped anybody from shopping? Let’s see what’s on the market this year.

The Packers don’t need a running back, but they also don’t not need a running back. How do you find value at one of the NFL’s least valuable positions? That’s the challenge the Packers face in this year’s draft.

The Packers have a strong defensive line, which means that this year’s NFL draft is a great opportunity to make that strength even stronger. Let’s explore a few guys who could help them do just that.

Defensive back is the sneaky yet obvious yet nebulous need on the 2019 Green Bay Packers. So how do you begin to nail down what the Packers should do?

The Packers have a chance to fix a position that’s been a problem since 2012: tight end, where they've tried something new every year since Jermichael Finley’s injury. But how do they fix it?

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The Draft is closing in and it’s time to start taking a look at the kind of players the Packers might be interested in selecting at this time next month.

We predict who’s going to end up on the roster when the Packers break training camp five months from now.