Cornett might be overlooked among other NFL Draft prospects, but that's nothing he hasn't experienced before.

The NFL Draft prospect tells Cheesheead TV about his meeting with Packers general manager Ted Thompson at the East-West Shrine Game.

The Packers have a history of developing interior offensive linemen out of college tackles. We indentify six that could fit that mold in the upcoming NFL Draft.

The underclassman entry from Colorado State originally committed to new Packers special teams coach Ron Zook at Illinois.

The Alabama safety is trying to recover from a torn ACL prior to the NFL Draft in May.

The Green Bay Packers have recent experience signing players from the Ivy League, including drafting center J.C. Tretter out of Cornell last season.

The Georgia Tech linebacker figures to be a second-round selection at the latest in next month's NFL Draft.

The offensive tackle from Virginia is considered by some to be a first round draft pick in May's upcoming NFL Draft.

The North Dakota State offensive lineman offers versatility as a college left tackle that looks to shift positions at the NFL level.

The 6' 5" and 240-pound receiver from Florida State could go as high as the first round of the NFL Draft this upcoming May.

The Missouri product is projected to be selected somewhere in mid to late Round 1 of the upcoming NFL Draft, and the Packers could be a landing spot if they want more "Elephant" end type of players.

The Green Bay Packers had Northwest Missouri State cornerback Brandon Dixon in for a pre-draft visit on Monday, according to Damond Talbot of...

He's just 5' 10" and 189 lbs., but Cooks' 4.33 speed makes him a threat from anywhere on the field and a potential first round draft choice.

The 6' 2" and 331-pound nose tackle from Notre Dame only had 2.5 career sacks in college, making him a question mark as a potential first round draft choice.