Green Bay Packers draft picks (1970–present)

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The Green Bay Packers are a professional American football team based in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Packers have competed in the National Football League (NFL) since 1921, two years after their original founding by Curly Lambeau and George Whitney Calhoun.[1] They are members of the North Division of the National Football Conference (NFC) and play their home games at Lambeau Field in central Wisconsin.[2][3]

The NFL draft, officially known as the "NFL Annual Player Selection Meeting",[4] is an annual event which serves as the league's most common source of player recruitment.[5] The draft order is determined based on the previous season's standings; the teams with the worst win–loss records receive the earliest picks. Teams that qualified for the NFL playoffs select after non-qualifiers, and their order depends on how far they advanced, using their regular season record as a tie-breaker. The final two selections in the first round are reserved for the Super Bowl runner-up and champion. Draft picks are tradable and players or other picks can be acquired with them.[6]

In 1970, the Packers took part in the first modern NFL draft after the completion of the AFL–NFL merger. With the second pick of the first round of that draft, Mike McCoy, a defensive tackle out of Notre Dame, became the Packers' first modern draft selection.[7] In addition to the annual draft, the Packers participated in the 1984 NFL supplemental draft. This supplemental draft occurred after the formation of the United States Football League (USFL) with the primary purpose of selecting players that had already signed with a USFL team in a separate process from the annual draft. The Canadian Football League (CFL) was also included in this supplemental draft.[8] In addition to the 1984 supplemental draft, since 1977 the NFL has hosted an annual supplemental draft for players who had circumstances affect their eligibility for the NFL draft.[9] The Packers have only selected a player once in a supplemental draft, taking Mike Wahle in the second round in 1998.[7] Since 1970, three players drafted by the Packers have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame: James Lofton, LeRoy Butler, and Sterling Sharpe.[10] Lofton, Butler, and Sharpe, along with 32 other Packers draftees, have been inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame.[11] The Packers have taken part in every modern NFL draft since 1970, most recently in the 2025 NFL draft, where they drafted 8 players.[12]

## Contents

Key

NFL draft years:

1970s |

* 1970
* 1971
* 1972
* 1973
* 1974
* 1975
* 1976
* 1977
* 1978
* 1979

1980s |

* 1980
* 1981
* 1982
* 1983
* 1984
* 1984 (Supp)
* 1985
* 1986
* 1987
* 1988
* 1989

1990s |

* 1990
* 1991
* 1992
* 1993
* 1994
* 1995
* 1996
* 1997
* 1998
* 1999

2000s |

* 2000
* 2001
* 2002
* 2003
* 2004
* 2005
* 2006
* 2007
* 2008
* 2009

2010s |

* 2010
* 2011
* 2012
* 2013
* 2014
* 2015
* 2016
* 2017
* 2018
* 2019

2020s |

* 2020
* 2021
* 2022
* 2023
* 2024
* 2025

See also • Notes • References

## Key

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Key  # | Inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame[11]

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†  | Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame[10]
‡  | Inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame and Pro Football Hall of Fame

## 1970 draft

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Mike McCoy was one of the Packers' first-round selections in the 1970 draft.

Main article: 1970 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1970 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Mike McCoy | Defensive tackle | Notre Dame
1  |

| Rich McGeorge | Tight end | Elon
2  |

| Al Matthews | Defensive back | Texas A&I
3  |

| Jim Carter | Linebacker | Minnesota
4  |

| Ken Ellis # | Defensive back  | Southern
4  |

| Skip Butler | Placekicker | Texas–Arlington
5  |

120

| Cecil Pryor | Defensive end | Michigan
6  |

145

| Ervin Hunt | Defensive back  | Fresno St.
7  |

172

| Cleo Walker | Linebacker  | Louisville
8  |

197

| Tim Mjos | Running back | North Dakota St.
9  |

224

| Bob Reinhard | Guard | Stanford
10  |

248

| Russ Melby | Defensive tackle  | Weber St.
10  |

251

| Frank Patrick | Quarterback | Nebraska
11  |

276

| Dan Hook | Linebacker  | Humboldt St.
12  |

300

| Frank Foreman | Wide receiver | Michigan St.
13  |

328

| Dave Smith | Running back  | Utah
14  |

353

| Bob Lints | Guard  | Eastern Michigan
15  |

380

| Mike Carter | Wide receiver  | Sacramento St.
16  |

405

| Jim Heacock | Defensive back  | Muskingum
17  |

432

| Larry Krause | Running back  | St. Norbert
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[13]

## 1971 draft

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Main article: 1971 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1971 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| John Brockington # | Running back | Ohio St.
2  |

| Virgil Robinson | Running back  | Grambling St.
3  |

| Charlie Hall | Defensive back | Pittsburgh
5  |

116

| Donnell Smith | Defensive end | Southern
5  |

124

| Jim Stillwagon | Linebacker | Ohio St.
6  |

140

| Scott Hunter | Quarterback | Alabama
7  |

168

| Dave Davis | Wide receiver | Tennessee St.
7  |

175

| James Johnson | Wide receiver  | Bishop
8  |

193

| Win Headley | Center | Wake Forest
9  |

218

| Barry Mayer | Running back  | Minnesota
10  |

246

| Kevin Hunt | Tackle | Doane
11  |

271

| John Lanier | Running back  | Parsons
12  |

296

| Greg Hendren | Guard  | California
13  |

324

| Jack Martin | Running back  | Angelo St.
14  |

348

| LeRoy Spears | Defensive end  | Moorhead St.
15  |

374

| Len Garrett | Tight end | NM Highlands
16  |

402

| Jack O'Donnell | Guard | Central Oklahoma
17  |

427

| Monty Johnson | Defensive back  | Oklahoma
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[14]

## 1972 draft

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Keith Wortman was the Packers' tenth-round selection in the 1972 draft.

Main article: 1972 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1972 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Willie Buchanon # | Defensive back | San Diego St.
1  |

| Jerry Tagge | Quarterback | Nebraska
2  |

| Chester Marcol # | Placekicker | Hillsdale
4  |

| Eric Patton | Linebacker | Notre Dame
6  |

138

| Nathaniel Ross | Defensive back  | Bethune-Cookman
6  |

142

| Dave Pureifory | Defensive end | Eastern Michigan
6  |

147

| Bob Hudson | Running back | NE State (OK)
7  |

163

| Bill Bushong | Defensive tackle | Kentucky
8  |

190

| Leland Glass | Wide receiver | Oregon
10  |

242

| Keith Wortman | Guard | Nebraska
11  |

266

| David Bailey | Wide receiver  | Alabama
12  |

294

| Mike Rich | Running back  | Florida
13  |

319

| Jesse Lakes | Running back  | Central Michigan
14  |

346

| Larry Hefner | Linebacker  | Clemson
15  |

371

| Rick Thone | Wide receiver  | Arkansas Tech
16  |

398

| Charles Burrell | Defensive tackle  | Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[15]

## 1973 draft

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Larry McCarren, seen here in 2007, was the Packers' twelfth-round draft pick in the 1973 draft.

Main article: 1973 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1973 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Barry Smith | Wide receiver | Florida St.
3  |

| Tom MacLeod | Linebacker | Minnesota
6  |

152

| Tom Toner | Linebacker  | Idaho St.
7  |

177

| John Muller | Tackle | Iowa
8  |

202

| Hise Austin | Defensive back | Prairie View A&M
9  |

230

| Rick Brown | Linebacker  | South Carolina
10  |

255

| Larry Allen | Linebacker  | Illinois
11  |

280

| Phil Engle | Defensive tackle | South Dakota St.
12  |

308

| Larry McCarren # | Center | Illinois
13  |

333

| Tim Alderson | Defensive back  | Minnesota
14  |

358

| James Anderson | Defensive tackle  | Northwestern
15  |

386

| Reggie Echols | Wide receiver  | UCLA
16  |

411

| Keith Pretty | Tight end | Western Michigan
17  |

436

| Harold Sampson | Defensive tackle  | Southern
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[16]

## 1974 draft

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Eric Torkelson was the Packers' eleventh-round selection in the 1974 draft

Main article: 1974 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1974 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Barty Smith | Running back | Richmond
5  |

116

| Steve Odom | Wide receiver | Utah
6  |

134

| Don Woods | Running back  | New Mexico
6  |

142

| Ken Payne | Wide receiver  | Langston
7  |

168

| Bart Purvis | Tackle | Maryland
8  |

194

| Monte Doris | Linebacker | USC
8  |

200

| Ned Guillet | Defensive back | Boston College
9  |

220

| Harold Holton | Guard | UTEP
10  |

246

| Doug Troszak | Defensive tackle | Michigan
11  |

272

| Eric Torkelson | Running back  | Connecticut
12  |

298

| Randy Walker | Punter | Northwestern St.
13  |

324

| Emanuel Armstrong | Linebacker  | San Jose St.
14  |

350

| Andrew Neloms | Defensive tackle  | Kentucky St.
15  |

376

| Dave Wannstedt | Tackle  | Pittsburgh
16  |

402

| Mark Cooney | Linebacker  | Colorado
17  |

428

| Randall Woodfield | Wide receiver  | Portland St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[17]

## 1975 draft

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Carlos Brown, shown here in 2003, was the Packers' twelfth-round selection in the 1975 draft.

Main article: 1975 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1975 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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2  |

| Bill Bain | Tackle | USC
3  |

| Willard Harrell | Running back | Pacific
4  |

| Steve Luke | Defensive back | Ohio St.
7  |

165

| Tony Giaquinto | Wide receiver | Central Connecticut St.
9  |

217

| Jay Hodgin | Running back  | South Carolina
10  |

244

| Bill Cooke | Defensive tackle | Massachusetts
11  |

269

| Bob Martin | Defensive end  | Washington
12  |

296

| Carlos Brown | Quarterback | Pacific
13  |

321

| Bob Fuhriman | Defensive back  | Utah St.
14  |

348

| Stan Blackmon | Tight end | North Texas
15  |

373

| Randy Allen | Wide receiver  | Southern
16  |

400

| Bob McCaffrey | Center | USC
17  |

425

| Tom Ray | Defensive back  | Central Michigan
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[18]

## 1976 draft

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Aundra Thompson was the Packers' fifth-round selection in the 1976 draft.

Main article: 1976 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1976 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Mark Koncar | Tackle | Colorado
3  |

| Mike McCoy | Defensive back | Colorado
4  |

101

| Tom Perko | Linebacker | Pittsburgh
5  |

132

| Aundra Thompson | Wide receiver | East Texas St.
8  |

218

| Jim Burrow | Defensive back  | Nebraska
9  |

245

| Jim Gueno | Linebacker  | Tulane
10  |

274

| Jessie Green | Wide receiver  | Tulsa
11  |

301

| Curtis Leak | Wide receiver  | Johnson C. Smith
12  |

328

| Mel Jackson | Guard | USC
13  |

355

| Bradley Bowman | Defensive back  | Southern Miss
14  |

386

| John Henson | Running back  | Cal Poly
15  |

413

| Jerry Dandridge | Linebacker  | Memphis St.
16  |

440

| Mike Timmermans | Guard  | Northern Iowa
17  |

467

| Ray Hall | Tight end | Cal Poly
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[19]

## 1977 draft

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Main article: 1977 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1977 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Mike Butler | Defensive end | Kansas
1  |

| Ezra Johnson # | Defensive end  | Morris Brown
2  |

| Greg Koch # | Tackle | Arkansas
3  |

| Rick Scribner | Guard | Idaho St.
5  |

122

| Nate Simpson | Running back | Tennessee St.
6  |

149

| Tim Moresco | Defensive back | Syracuse
7  |

172

| Derrel Gofourth | Guard  | Oklahoma St.
7  |

176

| Rell Tipton | Guard  | Baylor
8  |

206

| David Whitehurst | Quarterback | Furman
9  |

233

| Joel Mullins | Tackle  | Arkansas St.
10  |

260

| Jim Culbreath | Running back  | Oklahoma
11  |

290

| Terry Randolph | Defensive back  | American International
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[20]

## 1978 draft

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James Lofton, one of the Packers' first-round selection in the 1978 draft, went on to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Main article: 1978 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1978 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| James Lofton ‡  | Wide receiver | Stanford
1  |

| John Anderson # | Linebacker | Michigan
2  |

| Mike Hunt | Linebacker  | Minnesota
3  |

| Estus Hood | Defensive back | Illinois St.
5  |

116

| Mike Douglass # | Linebacker  | San Diego St.
5  |

128

| Willie Wilder | Running back | Florida
6  |

144

| Leotis Harris | Guard | Arkansas
7  |

172

| George Plasketes | Linebacker  | Ole Miss
8  |

200

| Dennis Sproul | Quarterback | Arizona St.
9  |

228

| Keith Myers | Quarterback  | Utah St.
10  |

256

| Larry Key | Running back  | Florida St.
10  |

259

| Mark Totten | Center | Florida
11  |

284

| Terry Jones | Nose tackle | Alabama
12  |

312

| Eason Ramson | Tight end | Washington St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[21]

## 1979 draft

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Eddie Lee Ivery was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1979 draft.

Main article: 1979 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1979 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Eddie Lee Ivery | Running back | Georgia Tech
2  |

| Steve Atkins | Running back  | Maryland
3  |

| Charles Johnson | Nose tackle | Maryland
6  |

153

| Dave Simmons | Linebacker | North Carolina
7  |

180

| Henry Monroe | Defensive back | Mississippi St.
7  |

184

| Rich Wingo | Linebacker  | Alabama
8  |

193

| Ron Cassidy | Wide receiver | Utah St.
8  |

208

| Rick Partridge | Punter | Utah
9  |

235

| John Thompson | Tight end | Utah St.
10  |

264

| Frank Lockett | Wide receiver  | Nebraska
11  |

290

| Mark Thorson | Defensive back  | Ottawa
12  |

318

| Bill Moats | Punter  | South Dakota
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[22]

## 1980 draft

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Fred Nixon was the Packers' fourth-round selection in the 1980 draft.

Main article: 1980 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1980 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Bruce Clark | Defensive end | Penn St.
1  |

| George Cumby | Linebacker | Oklahoma
2  |

| Mark Lee # | Defensive back | Washington
3  |

| Syd Kitson | Guard | Wake Forest
4  |

| Fred Nixon | Wide receiver | Oklahoma
6  |

143

| Karl Swanke | Tackle | Boston College
7  |

169

| Buddy Aydelette | Tackle  | Alabama
8  |

199

| Tim Smith | Defensive back  | Oregon St.
9  |

226

| Kelly Saalfeld | Center | Nebraska
10  |

253

| Jafus White | Defensive back  | Texas A&I
11  |

283

| Ricky Skiles | Linebacker  | Louisville
12  |

310

| James Stewart | Defensive back  | Memphis St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[23]

## 1981 draft

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Main article: 1981 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1981 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Rich Campbell | Quarterback | California
2  |

| Gary Lewis | Tight end | Texas-Arlington
3  |

| Ray Stachowicz | Punter | Michigan St.
4  |

105

| Richard Turner | Nose tackle | Oklahoma
5  |

117

| Byron Braggs | Defensive end | Alabama
7  |

172

| Bill Whitaker | Defensive back | Missouri
8  |

200

| Larry Werts | Linebacker | Jackson St.
9  |

227

| Tim Huffman | Guard | Notre Dame
10  |

255

| Nickie Hall | Quarterback  | Tulane
11  |

282

| Forrest Valora | Linebacker  | Oklahoma
12  |

311

| Cliff Lewis | Linebacker  | Southern Miss
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[24]

## 1982 draft

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Del Rodgers, pictured here in 2013, was the Packers' third-round selection in the 1982 draft.

Main article: 1982 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1982 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Ron Hallstrom | Guard | Iowa
3  |

| Del Rodgers | Running back | Utah
4  |

| Robert Brown | Defensive end | Virginia Tech
5  |

126

| Mike Meade | Running back  | Penn St.
6  |

152

| Chet Parlavecchio | Linebacker | Penn St.
7  |

183

| Joey Whitley | Defensive back | UTEP
8  |

210

| Tom Boyd | Linebacker  | Alabama
9  |

237

| Charles Riggins | Defensive end  | Bethune-Cookman
10  |

264

| Eddie Garcia | Kicker | SMU
11  |

294

| John Macaulay | Center | Stanford
12  |

321

| Phil Epps | Wide receiver | TCU
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[25]

## 1983 draft

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Byron Williams, pictured here in 2013, was one of the Packers' tenth-round selections in the 1983 draft.

Main article: 1983 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1983 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Tim Lewis | Defensive back | Pittsburgh
2  |

| Dave Drechsler | Guard | North Carolina
4  |

104

| Mike Miller | Wide receiver | Tennessee
5  |

132

| Bryan Thomas | Running back | Pittsburgh
6  |

160

| Ron Sams | Center | Pittsburgh
7  |

188

| Jessie Clark | Running back  | Louisiana Tech
8  |

216

| Carlton Briscoe | Defensive back  | McNeese St.
9  |

243

| Robin Ham | Center  | West Texas A&M
10  |

253

| Byron Williams | Wide receiver  | Texas–Arlington
10  |

271

| Jimmy Thomas | Defensive back  | Indiana
11  |

299

| Bucky Scribner | Punter | Kansas
12  |

327

| John Harvey | Defensive tackle | USC
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[26]

## 1984 draft

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John Dorsey, pictured here in 2019, was the Packers' fourth-round selection in the 1984 draft.

Main article: 1984 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1984 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Alphonso Carreker | Defensive end | Florida St.
3  |

| Donnie Humphrey | Nose tackle | Auburn
4  |

| John Dorsey | Linebacker | Connecticut
5  |

126

| Tom Flynn | Defensive back | Pittsburgh
6  |

153

| Randy Wright | Quarterback | Wisconsin
7  |

180

| Daryll Jones | Defensive back  | Georgia
10  |

267

| Gary Hoffman | Tackle | Santa Clara
11  |

294

| Mark Cannon | Center | Texas–Arlington
12  |

313

| Lenny Taylor | Wide receiver | Tennessee
12  |

323

| Mark Emans | Linebacker  | Bowling Green
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[27]

## 1984 NFL supplemental draft

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Main article: 1984 NFL supplemental draft of USFL and CFL players

Green Bay Packers draft selections in the 1984 NFL supplemental draft of USFL and CFL players Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | Pro team

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1  |

| Buford Jordan | Running back | New Orleans Breakers
2  |

| Chuck Clanton | Defensive back | Birmingham Stallions
3  |

| John Sullivan | Defensive back  | Oakland Invaders
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[27]

## 1985 draft

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Gary Ellerson, pictured here in 2022, was one of the Packers' seventh-round selections in the 1985 draft.

Main article: 1985 NFL draft

Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Ken Ruettgers # | Tackle | USC
3  |

| Rich Moran | Guard | San Diego St.
4  |

| Walter Stanley | Wide receiver | Colorado Mesa
5  |

125

| Brian Noble | Linebacker | Arizona St.
6  |

155

| Mark Lewis | Tight end | Texas A&M
7  |

171

| Eric Wilson | Linebacker  | Maryland
7  |

182

| Gary Ellerson | Running back | Wisconsin
8  |

209

| Ken Stills | Defensive back | Wisconsin
9  |

239

| Morris Johnson | Guard  | Alabama A&M
10  |

266

| Ronnie Burgess | Defensive back  | Wake Forest
11  |

294

| Joe Shield | Quarterback | Trinity (CT)
12  |

323

| Jim Meyer | Punter | Arizona State
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[28]

## 1986 draft

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Robbie Bosco, pictured here in 2006, was the Packers' third-round selection in the 1986 draft.

Main article: 1986 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1986 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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2  |

| Kenneth Davis | Running back | TCU
3  |

| Robbie Bosco | Quarterback | BYU
4  |

| Tim Harris # | Linebacker | Memphis St.
4  |

| Dan Knight | Tackle | San Diego St.
5  |

125

| Matt Koart | Defensive end | USC
6  |

143

| Burnell Dent | Linebacker  | Tulane
7  |

183

| Ed Berry | Defensive back | Utah St.
8  |

210

| Michael Cline | Defensive tackle | Arkansas St.
9  |

236

| Brent Moore | Linebacker  | USC
10  |

263

| Gary Spann | Linebacker  | TCU
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[29]

## 1987 draft

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Don Majkowski, pictured here in street clothes, was the Packers' tenth-round selection in the 1987 draft.

Main article: 1987 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1987 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Brent Fullwood | Running back | Auburn
2  |

| Johnny Holland # | Linebacker | Texas A&M
3  |

| Dave Croston | Tackle | Iowa
3  |

| Scott Stephen | Linebacker  | Arizona St.
3  |

| Frankie Neal | Wide receiver | Fort Hays St.
4  |

| Lorenzo Freeman | Nose tackle | Pittsburgh
6  |

145

| Willie Marshall | Wide receiver  | Temple
7  |

172

| Tony Leiker | Defensive end | Stanford
7  |

191

| Bill Smith | Punter | Ole Miss
8  |

198

| Jeff Drost | Defensive tackle | Iowa
9  |

228

| Gregg Harris | Guard | Wake Forest
10  |

255

| Don Majkowski # | Quarterback | Virginia
11  |

282

| Patrick Scott | Wide receiver  | Grambling St.
12  |

355

| Norman Jefferson | Defensive back | LSU
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[30]

## 1988 draft

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Main article: 1988 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1988 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Sterling Sharpe ‡ | Wide receiver | South Carolina
2  |

| Shawn Patterson | Defensive end | Arizona St.
3  |

| Keith Woodside | Running back | Texas A&M
4  |

| Rollin Putzier | Defensive tackle | Oregon
4  |

| Chuck Cecil | Defensive back | Arizona
5  |

116

| Darrell Reed | Linebacker | Oklahoma
6  |

144

| Nate Hill | Defensive end  | Auburn
7  |

173

| Gary Richard | Defensive back  | Pittsburgh
8  |

200

| Patrick Collins | Running back  | Oklahoma
9  |

228

| Neal Wilkinson | Tight end | James Madison
10  |

256

| Bud Keyes | Quarterback | Wisconsin
12  |

312

| Scott Bolton | Wide receiver  | Auburn
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[31]

## 1989 draft

[edit]

Main article: 1989 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1989 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Tony Mandarich | Tackle | Michigan St.
3  |

| Matt Brock | Defensive end | Oregon
3  |

| Anthony Dilweg | Quarterback | Duke
4  |

| Jeff Graham | Quarterback  | Long Beach St.
5  |

124

| Jeff Query | Wide receiver | Millikin
5  |

127

| Vince Workman | Running back | Ohio St.
6  |

142

| Chris Jacke # | Placekicker | UTEP
7  |

169

| Mark Hall | Defensive end  | Louisiana
8  |

198

| Thomas King | Defensive back | Louisiana
8  |

206

| Brian Shulman | Punter | Auburn
9  |

225

| Scott Kirby | Tackle  | Arizona St.
10  |

254

| Ben Jessie | Defensive back  | Texas St.
11  |

281

| Cedric Stallworth | Defensive back  | Georgia Tech
12  |

310

| Stan Shiver | Defensive back  | Florida St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[32]

## 1990 draft

[edit]

LeRoy Butler, pictured here in 2007, was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1990 draft.

Main article: 1990 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1990 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Tony Bennett | Defensive end | Ole Miss
1  |

| Darrell Thompson | Running back | Minnesota
2  |

| LeRoy Butler ‡ | Defensive back | Florida St.
3  |

| Bobby Houston | Linebacker | North Carolina St.
4  |

102

| Jackie Harris | Tight end | LA-Monroe
5  |

132

| Charles Wilson | Wide receiver | Memphis
6  |

159

| Bryce Paup | Linebacker  | Northern Iowa
7  |

186

| Lester Archambeau | Defensive end  | Stanford
8  |

215

| Roger Brown | Defensive back  | Virginia Tech
9  |

242

| Kirk Baumgartner | Quarterback | Wisconsin–Stevens Point
10  |

269

| Jerome Martin | Defensive back  | Western Kentucky
11  |

299

| Harry Jackson | Running back  | St. Cloud St.
12  |

325

| Kirk Maggio | Punter | UCLA
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[33]

## 1991 draft

[edit]

Esera Tuaolo, pictured here in 2021, was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1991 draft.

Main article: 1991 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1991 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Vinnie Clark | Defensive back | Ohio St.
2  |

| Esera Tuaolo | Nose tackle | Oregon St.
3  |

| Don Davey | Defensive tackle | Wisconsin
3  |

| Chuck Webb | Fullback | Tennessee
5  |

135

| Jeff Fite | Punter | Memphis
6  |

149

| Walter Dean | Running back | Grambling St.
6  |

164

| Joe Garten | Center | Colorado
7  |

169

| Frank Blevins | Linebacker | Oklahoma
7  |

176

| Reggie Burnette | Linebacker  | Houston
8  |

203

| Johnny Walker | Wide receiver | Texas
9  |

229

| Dean Witkowski | Linebacker  | North Dakota
10  |

262

| Rapier Porter | Tight end | Arkansas-Pine Bluff
11  |

289

| J. J. Wierenga | Defensive end | Central Michigan
12  |

316

| Linzy Collins | Wide receiver  | Missouri
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[34]

## 1992 draft

[edit]

Edgar Bennett, seen here autographing memorabilia, was the Packers' fourth-round selection in the 1992 draft.

Main article: 1992 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1992 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Terrell Buckley | Cornerback | Florida St.
2  |

| Mark D'Onofrio | Linebacker | Penn St.
3  |

| Robert Brooks # | Wide receiver | South Carolina
4  |

103

| Edgar Bennett # | Running back | Florida State
5  |

119

| Dexter McNabb | Fullback | Florida
5  |

130

| Orlando McKay | Wide receiver  | Washington
6  |

157

| Mark Chmura # | Tight end | Boston College
7  |

190

| Chris Holder | Wide receiver  | Tuskegee
9  |

230

| Ty Detmer | Quarterback | BYU
9  |

240

| Shazzon Bradley | Defensive tackle | Tennessee
10  |

257

| Andrew Oberg | Tackle | North Carolina
11  |

287

| Gabe Mokuwah | Linebacker  | American International
12  |

314

| Brett Collins | Linebacker  | Washington
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[35]

## 1993 draft

[edit]

Earl Dotson was the Packers' third-round selection in the 1993 draft.

Main article: 1993 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1993 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Wayne Simmons | Linebacker | Clemson
1  |

| George Teague | Defensive back | Alabama
3  |

| Earl Dotson | Tackle | Texas A&I
5  |

118

| Mark Brunell | Quarterback | Washington
5  |

119

| James Willis | Linebacker  | Auburn
6  |

141

| Doug Evans | Defensive back  | Louisiana Tech
6  |

152

| Paul Hutchins | Tackle  | Western Michigan
6  |

156

| Tim Watson | Defensive back  | Howard
7  |

183

| Bob Kuberski | Defensive tackle | Navy
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[36]

## 1994 draft

[edit]

Aaron Taylor, seen here in 2016, was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1994 draft.

Main article: 1994 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1994 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Aaron Taylor | Guard | Notre Dame
3  |

| LeShon Johnson | Running back | Northern Illinois
4  |

126

| Gabe Wilkins | Defensive end | Gardner-Webb
5  |

146

| Terry Mickens | Wide receiver | Florida A&M
5  |

149

| Dorsey Levens # | Running back  | Georgia Tech
6  |

169

| Jay Kearney | Wide receiver  | West Virginia
6  |

175

| Ruffin Hamilton | Linebacker | Tulane
6  |

181

| Bill Schroeder | Wide receiver  | Wisconsin–La Crosse
6  |

190

| Paul Duckworth | Linebacker  | Connecticut
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[37]

## 1995 draft

[edit]

Antonio Freeman, seen here in 2010, was one of the Packers' third-round selections in the 1995 draft.

Main article: 1995 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1995 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Craig Newsome | Defensive back | Arizona St.
3  |

| Darius Holland | Defensive tackle | Colorado
3  |

| William Henderson # | Fullback | North Carolina
3  |

| Brian Wiliams | Linebacker | USC
3  |

| Antonio Freeman # | Wide receiver | Virginia Tech
4  |

117

| Jeff Miller | Tackle | Ole Miss
5  |

160

| Jay Barker | Quarterback | Alabama
5  |

170

| Travis Jervey | Running back | The Citadel
6  |

173

| Charlie Simmons | Wide receiver  | Georgia Tech
7  |

230

| Adam Timmerman | Guard | South Dakota St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[38]

## 1996 draft

[edit]

Marco Rivera, seen here in 2011, was the Packers' sixth-round selection in the 1996 draft.

Main article: 1996 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1996 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| John Michels | Tackle | USC
2  |

| Derrick Mayes | Wide receiver | Notre Dame
3  |

| Mike Flanagan | Center | UCLA
3  |

| Tyrone Williams | Defensive back | Nebraska
4  |

123

| Chris Darkins | Defensive back  | Minnesota
6  |

208

| Marco Rivera # | Guard | Penn St.
7  |

240

| Kyle Wachholtz | Quarterback | USC
7  |

252

| Keith McKenzie | Defensive end | Ball St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[39]

## 1997 draft

[edit]

Darren Sharper, seen here in 2011, was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1997 draft.

Main article: 1997 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1997 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Ross Verba | Tackle | Iowa
2  |

| Darren Sharper | Defensive back | William & Mary
3  |

| Brett Conway | Kicker | Penn St.
4  |

126

| Jermaine Smith | Defensive tackle | Georgia
5  |

160

| Anthony Hicks | Linebacker | Arkansas
7  |

213

| Chris Miller | Wide receiver | USC
7  |

231

| Jerald Sowell | Fullback | Tulane
7  |

240

| Ronnie McAda | Quarterback | Army
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[40]

## 1998 draft

[edit]

Matt Hasselbeck, seen here in 2007 with the Seattle Seahawks, was one of the Packers' sixth-round selections in the 1998 draft.

Main article: 1998 NFL draft

### Supplemental draft pick

[edit]

Green Bay Packers supplemental draft selections in 1998 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

2[b] |

| Mike Wahle | Tackle | Navy

### Annual draft picks

[edit]

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1998 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Vonnie Holliday | Defensive end | North Carolina
3  |

| Jonathan Brown | Defensive end  | Tennessee
4  |

121

| Roosevelt Blackmon | Defensive back | Morris Brown
5  |

150

| Corey Bradford | Wide receiver | Jackson St.
6  |

156

| Scott McGarrahan | Defensive back  | New Mexico
6  |

187

| Matt Hasselbeck | Quarterback | Boston College
7  |

218

| Edwin Watson | Running back  | Purdue
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[41]

## 1999 draft

[edit]

Donald Driver was one of the Packers' seventh-round selections in the 1999 draft.

Main article: 1999 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1999 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Antuan Edwards | Defensive back | Clemson
2[b] |

| Fred Vinson | Defensive back  | Vanderbilt
3  |

| Mike McKenzie | Defensive back  | Memphis
3  |

| Cletidus Hunt | Defensive tackle | Kentucky St.
4  |

131

| Aaron Brooks | Quarterback | Virginia
4  |

133

| Josh Bidwell | Punter | Oregon
5  |

159

| De'Mond Parker | Running back | Oklahoma
5  |

163

| Craig Heimburger | Guard | Missouri
6  |

196

| Dee Miller | Wide receiver | Ohio St.
6  |

203

| Scott Curry | Tackle | Montana
7  |

212

| Chris Akins | Defensive back  | Arkansas–Pine Bluff
7  |

213

| Donald Driver # | Wide receiver  | Alcorn St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[43]

## 2000 draft

[edit]

Mark Tauscher was one of the Packers' seventh-round selections in the 2000 draft.

Main article: 2000 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2000 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Bubba Franks | Tight end | Miami (FL)
2  |

| Chad Clifton # | Tackle | Tennessee
3  |

| Steve Warren | Defensive tackle | Nebraska
4  |

| Na'il Diggs | Linebacker | Ohio St.
4  |

114

| Anthony Lucas | Wide receiver | Arkansas
4  |

126

| Gary Berry | Defensive back | Ohio St.
5  |

149

| Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila # | Defensive end | San Diego St.
5  |

151

| Joey Jamison | Wide receiver  | Texas Southern
7  |

224

| Mark Tauscher # | Tackle  | Wisconsin
7  |

229

| Ron Moore | Defensive tackle  | Northwestern Oklahoma St.
7  |

242

| Charles Lee | Wide receiver  | Central Florida
7  |

249

| Eugene McCaslin | Linebacker  | Florida
7  |

252

| Rondell Mealey | Running back | LSU
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[44]

## 2001 draft

[edit]

Main article: 2001 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2001 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Jamal Reynolds | Defensive end | Florida St.
2  |

| Robert Ferguson | Wide receiver | Texas A&M
3  |

| Bhawoh Jue | Defensive back | Penn St.
3  |

| Torrance Marshall | Linebacker | Oklahoma
4  |

105

| Bill Ferrario | Guard | Wisconsin
6  |

198

| David Martin | Tight end | Tennessee
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[45]

## 2002 draft

[edit]

Aaron Kampman, seen here in 2012, was one of the Packers' fifth-round selections in the 2002 draft.

Main article: 2002 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2002 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Javon Walker | Wide receiver | Florida St.
3  |

| Marques Anderson | Safety | UCLA
4  |

135

| Najeh Davenport | Running back | Miami (FL)
5  |

156

| Aaron Kampman # | Defensive end | Iowa
5  |

164

| Craig Nall | Quarterback | Northwestern St.
6  |

200

| Mike Houghton | Guard | San Diego St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[46]

## 2003 draft

[edit]

Nick Barnett was the Packers' first-round selection in the 2003 draft.

Main article: 2003 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2003 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Nick Barnett | Linebacker | Oregon St.
3  |

| Kenny Peterson | Defensive tackle | Ohio St.
5  |

147

| James Lee | Defensive tackle  | Oregon St.
5  |

166

| Hunter Hillenmeyer | Linebacker  | Vanderbilt
6  |

212

| Brennan Curtin | Tackle | Notre Dame
7  |

245

| Chris Johnson | Defensive back | Louisville
7  |

253

| DeAndrew Rubin | Wide receiver | South Florida
7  |

256

| Carl Ford | Wide receiver  | Toledo
7  |

257

| Steve Josue | Linebacker  | Carson–Newman
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[47]

## 2004 draft

[edit]

Scott Wells was the Packers' seventh-round selection in the 2004 draft.

Main article: 2004 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2004 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Ahmad Carroll | Defensive back | Arkansas
3  |

| Joey Thomas | Defensive back  | Montana St.
3  |

| Donnell Washington | Defensive tackle | Clemson
3  |

| B. J. Sander | Punter | Ohio St.
6  |

179

| Corey Williams | Defensive tackle  | Arkansas St.
7  |

251

| Scott Wells | Guard | Tennessee
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[48]

## 2005 draft

[edit]

Aaron Rodgers was the Packers' first-round selection in the 2005 draft.

Main article: 2005 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2005 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Aaron Rodgers | Quarterback | California
2  |

| Nick Collins # | Defensive back | Bethune-Cookman
2  |

| Terrence Murphy | Wide receiver | Texas A&M
4  |

115

| Marviel Underwood | Defensive back  | San Diego St.
4  |

125

| Brady Poppinga | Linebacker | BYU
5  |

143

| Junius Coston | Guard | North Carolina A&T
5  |

167

| Mike Hawkins | Defensive back  | Oklahoma
6  |

180

| Michael Montgomery | Defensive tackle | Texas A&M
6  |

195

| Craig Bragg | Wide receiver  | UCLA
7  |

245

| Kurt Campbell | Defensive back  | Albany
7  |

246

| Will Whitticker | Guard  | Michigan St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[49]

## 2006 draft

[edit]

A. J. Hawk was the Packers' first-round selection of the 2006 draft.

Main article: 2006 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2006 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| A. J. Hawk | Linebacker | Ohio St.
2  |

| Daryn Colledge | Tackle | Boise St.
2  |

| Greg Jennings # | Wide receiver | Western Michigan
3  |

| Abdul Hodge | Linebacker  | Iowa
3  |

| Jason Spitz | Guard | Louisville
4  |

104

| Cory Rodgers | Wide receiver  | TCU
4  |

115

| Will Blackmon | Defensive back | Boston College
5  |

148

| Ingle Martin | Quarterback | Furman
5  |

165

| Tony Moll | Offensive tackle | Nevada
6  |

183

| Johnny Jolly | Defensive tackle | Texas A&M
6  |

185

| Tyrone Culver | Defensive back  | Fresno St.
7  |

253

| Dave Tollefson | Defensive end | Northwest Missouri St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[50]

## 2007 draft

[edit]

Desmond Bishop was one of the Packers' sixth-round selections in the 2007 draft.

Main article: 2007 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2007 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Justin Harrell | Defensive tackle | Tennessee
2  |

| Brandon Jackson | Running back | Nebraska
3  |

| James Jones | Wide receiver | San Jose St.
3  |

| Aaron Rouse | Defensive back | Virginia Tech
4  |

119

| Allen Barbre | Tackle | Missouri Southern
5  |

157

| David Clowney | Wide receiver  | Virginia Tech
6  |

191

| Korey Hall | Linebacker | Boise St.
6  |

192

| Desmond Bishop | Linebacker  | California
6  |

193

| Mason Crosby | Placekicker | Colorado
7  |

228

| DeShawn Wynn | Running back  | Florida
7  |

243

| Clark Harris | Tight end | Rutgers
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[51]

## 2008 draft

[edit]

Jordy Nelson was one of the Packers' second-round selections in the 2008 draft.

Main article: 2008 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2008 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

2  |

| Jordy Nelson # | Wide receiver | Kansas St.
2  |

| Brian Brohm | Quarterback | Louisville
2  |

| Pat Lee | Defensive back | Auburn
3  |

| Jermichael Finley | Tight end | Texas
4  |

102

| Jeremy Thompson | Defensive end | Wake Forest
4  |

135

| Josh Sitton # | Tackle | Central Florida
5  |

150

| Breno Giacomini | Tackle  | Louisville
7  |

209

| Matt Flynn | Quarterback  | LSU
7  |

217

| Brett Swain | Wide receiver  | San Diego St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[52]

## 2009 draft

[edit]

Clay Matthews was one of the Packers' first-round selections in the 2009 draft.

Main article: 2009 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2009 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| B. J. Raji | Defensive tackle | Boston College
1  |

| Clay Matthews III # | Linebacker | USC
4  |

109

| T. J. Lang | Tackle | Eastern Michigan
5  |

145

| Quinn Johnson | Running back | LSU
5  |

162

| Jamon Meredith | Tackle  | South Carolina
6  |

182

| Jarius Wynn | Defensive end | Georgia
6  |

187

| Brandon Underwood | Defensive back | Cincinnati
7  |

218

| Brad Jones | Linebacker  | Colorado
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[53]

## 2010 draft

[edit]

Bryan Bulaga was the Packers' first-round selection in the 2015 draft.

Main article: 2010 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2010 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Bryan Bulaga | Tackle | Iowa
2  |

| Mike Neal | Defensive end | Purdue
3  |

| Morgan Burnett | Defensive back | Georgia Tech
5  |

154

| Andrew Quarless | Tight end | Penn St.
5  |

169

| Marshall Newhouse | Guard | TCU
6  |

193

| James Starks | Running back | Buffalo
7  |

230

| C. J. Wilson | Defensive end  | East Carolina
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[54]

## 2011 draft

[edit]

Randall Cobb was the Packers' second-round selection in the 2011 draft.

Main article: 2011 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2011 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Derek Sherrod | Tackle | Mississippi St.
2  |

| Randall Cobb | Wide receiver | Kentucky
3  |

| Alex Green | Running back | Hawaii
4  |

131

| Davon House | Defensive back | New Mexico St.
5  |

141

| D. J. Williams | Tight end | Arkansas
6  |

179

| Caleb Schlauderaff | Guard | Utah
6  |

186

| D. J. Smith | Linebacker | Appalachian St.
6  |

197

| Ricky Elmore | Defensive lineman | Arizona
7  |

218

| Ryan Taylor | Tight end  | North Carolina
7  |

233

| Lawrence Guy | Defensive end | Arizona St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[55]

## 2012 draft

[edit]

Mike Daniels was one of the Packers' fourth-round selections in the 2012 draft

Main article: 2012 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2012 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Nick Perry | Defensive end | USC
2  |

| Jerel Worthy | Defensive tackle | Michigan St.
2  |

| Casey Hayward | Defensive back | Vanderbilt
4  |

132

| Mike Daniels | Defensive tackle  | Iowa
4  |

133

| Jerron McMillian | Defensive back  | Maine
5  |

163

| Terrell Manning | Linebacker  | North Carolina St.
7  |

241

| Andrew Datko | Tackle | Florida St.
7  |

243

| B. J. Coleman | Quarterback | Chattanooga
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[56]

## 2013 draft

[edit]

David Bakhtiari was one of the Packers' fourth-round selections in the 2013 draft.

Main article: 2013 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2013 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Datone Jones | Defensive end | UCLA
2  |

| Eddie Lacy | Running back | Alabama
4  |

109

| David Bakhtiari | Tackle | Colorado
4  |

122

| J. C. Tretter | Tackle  | Cornell
4  |

125

| Johnathan Franklin | Running back  | UCLA
5  |

159

| Micah Hyde | Defensive back | Iowa
5  |

167

| Josh Boyd | Defensive end  | Mississippi St.
6  |

193

| Nate Palmer | Linebacker | Illinois St.
7  |

216

| Charles Johnson | Wide receiver | Grand Valley St.
7  |

224

| Kevin Dorsey | Wide receiver  | Maryland
7  |

232

| Sam Barrington | Linebacker  | South Florida
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[57]

## 2014 draft

[edit]

Davante Adams was the Packers' second-round selection in the 2014 draft.

Main article: 2014 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2014 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Ha Ha Clinton-Dix | Defensive back | Alabama
2  |

| Davante Adams | Wide receiver | Fresno St.
3  |

| Khyri Thornton | Defensive tackle | Southern Miss
3  |

| Richard Rodgers | Tight end | California
4  |

121

| Carl Bradford | Linebacker | Arizona St.
5  |

161

| Corey Linsley | Center | Ohio St.
5  |

176

| Jared Abbrederis | Wide receiver  | Wisconsin
6  |

197

| Demetri Goodson | Defensive back  | Baylor
7  |

236

| Jeff Janis | Wide receiver  | Saginaw Valley St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[58]

## 2015 draft

[edit]

Ty Montgomery was the Packers' third-round selection in the 201 draft.

Main article: 2015 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2015 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Damarious Randall | Safety | Arizona St.
2  |

| Quinten Rollins | Cornerback | Miami (OH)
3  |

| Ty Montgomery | Wide receiver | Stanford
4  |

129

| Jake Ryan | Outside linebacker | Michigan
5  |

147

| Brett Hundley | Quarterback | UCLA
6  |

206

| Aaron Ripkowski | Fullback | Oklahoma
6  |

210

| Christian Ringo | Defensive end | Louisiana-Lafayette
6  |

213

| Kennard Backman | Tight end | UAB
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[59]

## 2016 draft

[edit]

Blake Martinez was one of the Packers' fourth-round selections in the 2016 draft.

Main article: 2016 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2016 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Kenny Clark | Defensive tackle | UCLA
2  |

| Jason Spriggs | Tackle | Indiana
3  |

| Kyler Fackrell | Linebacker | Utah St.
4  |

131

| Blake Martinez | Linebacker | Stanford
4  |

137

| Dean Lowry | Defensive end | Northwestern
5  |

163

| Trevor Davis | Wide receiver | California
6  |

200

| Kyle Murphy | Tackle  | Stanford
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[60]

## 2017 draft

[edit]

Aaron Jones was the Packers' sixth-round selection in the 2017 draft.

Main article: 2017 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2017 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

2  |

| Kevin King | Cornerback | Washington
2  |

| Josh Jones | Safety | North Carolina St.
3  |

| Montravius Adams | Defensive tackle | Auburn
4  |

108

| Vince Biegel | Linebacker | Wisconsin
4  |

134

| Jamaal Williams | Running back | BYU
5  |

175

| DeAngelo Yancey | Wide receiver | Purdue
5  |

182

| Aaron Jones | Running back  | UTEP
6  |

212

| Kofi Amichia | Center | South Florida
7  |

238

| Devante Mays | Running back  | Utah St.
7  |

247

| Malachi Dupre | Wide receiver  | LSU
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[61]

## 2018 draft

[edit]

Jaire Alexander was the Packers' first-round selection in the 2018 draft.

Main article: 2018 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2018 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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|
|

1  |

| Jaire Alexander | Cornerback | Louisville
2  |

| Josh Jackson | Cornerback  | Iowa
3  |

| Oren Burks | Inside linebacker | Vanderbilt
4  |

133

| J'Mon Moore | Wide receiver | Missouri
5  |

138

| Cole Madison | Guard | Washington St.
5  |

172

| J. K. Scott | Punter | Alabama
5  |

174

| Marquez Valdes-Scantling | Wide receiver  | South Florida
6  |

207

| Equanimeous St. Brown | Wide receiver  | Notre Dame
7  |

232

| James Looney | Defensive end | California
7  |

239

| Hunter Bradley | Long snapper | Mississippi St.
7  |

248

| Kendall Donnerson | Outside linebacker | SE Missouri St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[62]

## 2019 draft

[edit]

Kingsley Keke was the Packers' fifth-round selection in the 2019 draft

Main article: 2019 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2019 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Rashan Gary | Linebacker | Michigan
1  |

| Darnell Savage Jr. | Safety | Maryland
2  |

| Elgton Jenkins | Center | Mississippi St.
3  |

| Jace Sternberger | Tight end | Texas A&M
5  |

150

| Kingsley Keke | Defensive tackle | Texas A&M
6  |

185

| Ka'dar Hollman | Cornerback | Toledo
6  |

194

| Dexter Williams | Running back | Notre Dame
7  |

226

| Ty Summers | Linebacker | TCU
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[63]

## 2020 draft

[edit]

A. J. Dillon was the Packers' second-round selection in the 2020 draft.

Main article: 2020 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2020 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Jordan Love | Quarterback | Utah St.
2  |

| A. J. Dillon | Running back | Boston College
3  |

| Josiah Deguara | Tight end | Cincinnati
5  |

175

| Kamal Martin | Linebacker | Minnesota
6  |

192

| Jon Runyan | Tackle | Michigan
6  |

208

| Jake Hanson | Center | Oregon
6  |

209

| Simon Stepaniak | Tackle  | Indiana
7  |

236

| Vernon Scott | Safety | TCU
7  |

242

| Jonathan Garvin | Defensive end | Miami (FL)
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[64]

## 2021 draft

[edit]

Josh Myers, shown here in college, was the Packers' second-round selections in the 2021 draft.

Main article: 2021 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2021 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Eric Stokes | Defensive back | Georgia
2  |

| Josh Myers | Center | Ohio St.
3  |

| Amari Rodgers | Wide receiver | Clemson
4  |

142

| Royce Newman | Guard | Ole Miss
5  |

173

| Tedarrell Slaton | Defensive lineman | Florida
5  |

178

| Shemar Jean-Charles | Defensive back  | Appalachian St.
6  |

214

| Cole Van Lanen | Guard  | Wisconsin
6  |

220

| Isaiah McDuffie | Linebacker | Boston College
7  |

256

| Kylin Hill | Running back | Mississippi St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[65]

## 2022 draft

[edit]

Quay Walker was one of the Packers' first-round selections in the 2022 draft.

Main article: 2022 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2022 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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1  |

| Quay Walker | Linebacker | Georgia
1  |

| Devonte Wyatt | Defensive tackle | Georgia
2  |

| Christian Watson | Wide receiver | North Dakota St.
3  |

| Sean Rhyan | Offensive lineman | UCLA
4  |

132

| Romeo Doubs | Wide receiver  | Nevada
4  |

140

| Zach Tom | Offensive lineman  | Wake Forest
5  |

179

| Kingsley Enagbare | Defensive end | South Carolina
7  |

228

| Tariq Carpenter | Defensive back | Georgia Tech
7  |

234

| Jonathan Ford | Defensive tackle  | Miami (FL)
7  |

249

| Rasheed Walker | Offensive lineman  | Penn St.
7  |

258

| Samori Toure | Wide receiver  | Nebraska
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[66]

## 2023 draft

[edit]

Luke Musgrave was one of the Packers' second-round selections in the 2023 draft.

Main article: 2023 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2023 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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|

1  |

| Lukas Van Ness | Defensive lineman | Iowa
2  |

| Luke Musgrave | Tight end | Oregon St.
2  |

| Jayden Reed | Wide receiver | Michigan St.
3  |

| Tucker Kraft | Tight end  | South Dakota St.
4  |

116

| Colby Wooden | Defensive end | Auburn
5  |

149

| Sean Clifford | Quarterback | Penn St.
5  |

159

| Dontayvion Wicks | Wide receiver  | Virginia
6  |

179

| Karl Brooks | Defensive tackle | Bowling Green
6  |

207

| Anders Carlson | Placekicker | Auburn
7  |

232

| Carrington Valentine | Defensive back | Kentucky
7  |

235

| Lew Nichols III | Running back | Central Michigan
7  |

242

| Anthony Johnson Jr. | Defensive back  | Iowa St.
7  |

256

| Grant DuBose | Wide receiver  | Charlotte
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[67]

## 2024 draft

[edit]

MarShawn Lloyd was one of the Packers' third-round selections in the 2024 draft.

Main article: 2024 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2024 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

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|
|
|

1  |

| Jordan Morgan | Offensive lineman | Arizona
2  |

| Edgerrin Cooper | Linebacker | Texas A&M
2  |

| Javon Bullard | Defensive back | Georgia
3  |

| MarShawn Lloyd | Running back | USC
3  |

| Ty'Ron Hopper | Linebacker  | Missouri
4  |

111

| Evan Williams | Defensive back  | Oregon
5  |

163

| Jacob Monk | Offensive lineman  | Duke
5  |

169

| Kitan Oladapo | Defensive back  | Oregon St.
6  |

202

| Travis Glover | Tackle  | Georgia St.
7  |

245

| Michael Pratt | Quarterback | Tulane
7  |

255

| Kalen King | Cornerback | Penn St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[68]

## 2025 draft

[edit]

Matthew Golden was the first wide receiver drafted in the first round by the Packers since Javon Walker in 2002.[69]

Main article: 2025 NFL draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 2025 Round  | Pick # | Overall  | Name  | Position[a] | College

|
|
|
|
|

1  |

| Matthew Golden | Wide receiver | Texas
2  |

| Anthony Belton | Offensive tackle | NC State
3  |

| Savion Williams | Wide receiver  | TCU
4  |

123

| Barryn Sorrell | Defensive end | Texas
5  |

160

| Collin Oliver | Linebacker | Oklahoma State
6  |

200

| Warren Brinson | Defensive tackle | Georgia
7  |

239

| Micah Robinson | Cornerback | Tulane
7  |

251

| John Williams | Offensive tackle  | Cincinnati
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com[70]

## See also

[edit]

* Lists of Green Bay Packers players

## Notes

[edit]

1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf Position reflects the source for each table (Pro-Football-Reference.com) and may not be representative of a player's college position or current position.
2. ^ a b The Packers forfeited a second-round draft pick in the 1999 draft due to the selection of Mike Wahle in the 1998 supplemental draft. The 16th pick in the second round of the 1999 draft was acquired by the Packers from the Seattle Seahawks.[42]

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* Founded in 1919
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Franchise|

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