Iowa edge rusher Lukas Van Ness is selected by the Green Bay Packers thirteenth overall in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft at Union Station. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

Six drafts, 61 total players.

2018 (11 picks)

1.18: CB Jaire Alexander, Louisville
2.45: CB Josh Jackson, Iowa
3.88: LB Oren Burks, Vanderbilt
4.133: WR J’Mon Moore, Missouri
5.138: OL Cole Madison, Wash. State
5.172: P JK Scott, Alabama
5.174: WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling, USF
6.207: WR Equanimeous St. Brown, Notre Dame
7.232: DL James Looney, Cal
7.239: LS Hunter Bradley, Miss. State
7.248: OLB Kendall Donnerson, SE Missouri State

2019 (8 picks)

1.12: OLB Rashan Gary, Michigan
1.21: S Darnell Savage, Maryland
2.44: OL Elgton Jenkins, Miss. State
3.75: TE Jace Sternberger, Texas A&M
5.150: DL Kingsley Keke, Texas A&M
6.185: CB Ka’dar Hollman, Toledo
6.194: RB Dexter Williams, Notre Dame
7.226: LB Ty Summers, TCU

2020 (9 picks)

1.26: QB Jordan Love, Utah State
2.62: RB A.J. Dillon, Boston College
3.94: TE Josiah Deguara, Cincinnati
5.175: LB Kamal Martin, Minnesota
6.192: OL Jon Runyan, Michigan
6.208: C Jake Hanson, Oregon
6.209: OL Simon Stepaniak, Indiana
7.236: S Vernon Scott, TCU
7.242: OLB Jonathan Garvin, Miami

2021 (9 picks)

1.29: CB Eric Stokes, Georgia
2.62: C Josh Myers, Ohio State
3.85: WR Amari Rodgers, Clemson
4.142: OL Royce Newman, Ole Miss
5.173: DL TJ Slaton, Florida
5.178: CB Shemar Jean-Charles, App. State
6.214: OL Cole Van Lanen, Wisconsin
6.220: LB Isaiah McDuffie, Boston College
7.256: RB Kylin Hill, Miss. State

2022 (11 picks)

1.22: LB Quay Walker, Georgia
1.28: DL Devonte Wyatt, Georgia
2.34: WR Christian Watson, North Dakota State
3.92: OL Sean Rhyan, UCLA
4.132: WR Romeo Doubs, Nevada
4.140: OL Zach Tom, Wake Forest
5.179: OLB Kingsley Enagbare, South Carolina
7.228: S Tariq Carpenter, Georgia Tech
7.234: DL Jonathan Ford, Miami
7.249: OT Rasheed Walker, Penn State
7.258: WR Samori Toure, Nebraska

2023 (13 picks)

1.13: OLB Lukas Van Ness, Iowa
2.42: TE Luke Musgrave, Oregon State
2.50: WR Jayden Reed, Michigan State
3.78: TE Tucker Kraft, South Dakota State
4.116: DL Colby Wooden, Auburn
5.149: QB Sean Clifford, Penn State
5.159: WR Dontayvion Wicks, Virginia
6.179: DL Karl Brooks, Bowling Green
6.207: K Anders Carlson, Auburn
7.232: CB Carrington Valentine, Kentucky
7.235: RB Lew Nichols, Central Michigan
7.242: S Anthony Johnson Jr., Iowa State
7.256: WR Grant DuBose, Charlotte

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His track record is clear: Gutekunst prefers and prioritizes young and elite athletes in the first round. Six of his eight first-rounders have been 21 years old; six have a RAS of 9.0 or better.

2024 draft picks: No. 25

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Reed looks like a bit of an exception when it comes to elite athletes in the second round, but the Packers clocked him at under 4.4 in the 40-yard dash and clearly had no issues with his size and athleticism. The Packers want elite athletes in the first two rounds. Interestingly enough, Gutekunst has picked an offensive player in the second round with six straight picks.

2024 draft picks: No. 41, No. 58

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Is the third-round curse broken? Kraft looks like a real find after a highly encouraging finish to the 2023 season, and Rhyan even rotated in as a starter at right guard and could be the early favorite to start there in 2024. Avoiding the temptation to take swings on average athletes might be the key here. The Sternberger-Deguara-Rodgers run was bust-bust-bust.

2024 draft picks: No. 88, No. 91

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Four of the five remain on the roster, and Doubs and Tom are key players. All five had a RAS of 8.0 or better. Historically, the Packers have done well with receivers and line of scrimmage players in the fourth round.

2024 draft picks: No. 125 overall

Some hits, some misses. Slaton is a starter, Enagbare has been key reserve and Wicks looks like a potential 2024 starter. Some of the big misses came on average athletes.

2024 draft picks: No. 168 (compensatory)

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Brooks made big plays as a rookie, and Carlson still has a shot to be the long-term answer at kicker. McDuffie could be a starter at linebacker, and Runyan just signed a $10 million per year deal with the Giants.

2024 draft picks: No. 201, No. 219 (compensatory)

The seventh round is a true crapshoot. Gutekunst has often stockpiled these picks, hoping one or two will hit and provide roster depth. He’ll get two more chances in 2024. The Packers got two players (Valentine, Johnson) who started games on defense in the seventh round in 2023.

2024 draft picks: No. 245, No. 255 (compensatory)

Italics: still on roster

QB (2): Sean Clifford, Jordan Love
RB (4): Lew Nichols III, Kylin Hill, A.J. Dillon, Dexter Williams
WR (10): Jayden Reed, Dontayvion Wicks, Grant DuBose, Christian Watson, Romeo Doubs, Samori Toure, Amari Rodgers, J’Mon Moore, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Equanimeous St. Brown
TE (4): Luke Musgrave, Tucker Kraft, Josiah Deguara, Jace Sternberger
OL (11): Sean Rhyan, Zach Tom, Rasheed Walker, Josh Myers, Royce Newman, Cole Van Lanen, Jon Runyan, Jake Hanson, Simon Stepaniak, Elgton Jenkins, Cole Madison
DL (7): Colby Wooden, Karl Brooks, Devonte Wyatt, Jonathan Ford, TJ Slaton, Kingsley Keke, James Looney
OLB (5): Lukas Van Ness, Kingsley Enagbare, Jonathan Garvin, Rashan Gary, Kendall Donnerson
LB (5): Quay Walker, Isaiah McDuffie, Kamal Martin, Ty Summers, Oren Burks
CB (6): Carrington Valentine, Eric Stokes, Shemar Jean-Charles, Ka’dar Hollman, Jaire Alexander, Josh Jackson
S (4): Anthony Johnson Jr., Tariq Carpenter, Vernon Scott, Darnell Savage
ST (3): Anders Carlson, JK Scott, Hunter Bradley

Offense: 31
Defense: 27
Special teams: 3
Still on roster: 32