Pack-A-Day Podcast - Episode 2815 - Packers Draft Day Trade Targets!!!

In this episode of the Pack-A-Day Podcast, host Andy Herman dives into potential second-round trade targets for the Green Bay Packers ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. He analyzes a draft environment that appears to be a buyer's market, with few teams eager to trade up, making it potentially easier and less costly for Green Bay to move up. Herman outlines realistic trade scenarios based on recent draft moves, suggesting Green Bay could trade pick 160 and a future fifth-round pick to move up 6–8 spots, or give up second and third-round picks to jump into the top 35. He then highlights several players the Packers might target, with Chris Johnson and Christian Miller emerging as the top two candidates due to their fit at cornerback and defensive tackle—positions of clear need. Johnson, a high-athleticism, ball-hawking corner from Rice, is seen as a potential long-term solution for the Packers’ secondary, especially with key players like Keyshawn Nixon and St. Juiced on expiring contracts. Christian Miller, a Georgia Bulldog with strong run defense and pass-rushing upside, is also considered a high-potential fit. Other players discussed include Colton Hood, Caleb Banks, Max Ayanacher, and Caden McDonald, though Herman expresses more skepticism about trading up for them due to positional fit or risk. The episode concludes with a call for listener engagement, asking fans to share their ideal trade-up target.