A deeper dive into second-round pick Josh Myers. 

With the 256th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Green Bay Packers select Kylin Hill from Mississippi State to bolster the running back crew. 

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The Green Bay Packers have a lot of flexibility entering Day 2 of the 2021 NFL Draft, which means we have a number of prospects to keep our eyes on. 

If the Green Bay Packers end up moving out of Round 1 on draft night, these are some potential trade scenarios via the trade value chart if they land between picks 33 and 38. 

The Packers have done a great job finding value in the 1st round the last few years. To get over the hump, they'll need to get more mileage out of their mid-round picks. Here are 5 mid-round prospects that could help them get to the next level.

The Packers have proven that boring wins consistently. 

The Green Bay Packers love their big-bodied receivers, but in a class filled with slot/gadget players who would bring a new playmaking ability to the Matt LaFleur offense, this is the year to breakaway from that threshold.

The Packers have seven picks after the first three rounds. 

The Colts could be a team looking to move back to accumulate additional draft picks, while under Brian Gutekunst, the Packers have been very aggressive in the first round, making the two ideal trade partners. 

Each Tuesday leading up to the draft, Maggie will highlight five new players that make sense for Green Bay.