Packers Prepare for 2025 NFL Draft with Eight Selections

GREEN BAY, Wis. — The Green Bay Packers are set to welcome a new rookie class during the NFL Draft, scheduled for April 24-26 at Lambeau Field. General Manager Brian Gutekunst, entering his eighth draft with the team, is eager to enhance the roster with eight draft selections this year.

This year’s draft marks the first time it will be hosted in Green Bay, making it a significant event for the franchise and its fans. The draft kicks off with Round 1 at 7 p.m. CT on April 24. Gutekunst’s goal is to build a competitive team, as the team looks to capitalize on recent successful draft classes.

Packers fans can stay updated with live coverage of the draft via the team’s official website and social media. Live conference calls will provide fans with real-time insights and breaking news related to draft picks.

Ahead of the draft, a free online Packers Virtual Draft Party will take place on April 23 at 7 p.m. CT. The event will feature Packers President and CEO Mark Murphy, along with radio broadcaster Wayne Larrivee, providing a preview of the upcoming draft and football season. Various 2024 draft picks are also scheduled to participate in a Q&A session.

During the draft, seven former Packers players, including Mason Crosby and Ahman Green, will be in attendance, helping to highlight the franchise’s history. They will participate in announcing picks and welcoming fans to the event.

The Packers aim to utilize their high draft picks effectively, potentially pursuing trades to maximize their selections while addressing specific team needs and building for future success.

As anticipation builds, fans will enjoy various celebrations of Wisconsin’s culture throughout the event, including food, music, and traditions. The festivities conclude on April 26 with a performance by country music star Brad Paisley following the last round of selections.

For more information about the draft and related events, interested parties can visit the Packers’ official website or download the NFL OnePass app.