WI Sports Heroics YOU ARE HERE Home » Green Bay Packers Linked To Dangerous SEC Weapons In 2024 NFL Draft Speculation PACKERS Green Bay Packers Linked To Dangerous SEC Weapons In 2024 NFL Draft Speculation Rex VillasBy Rex VillasJanuary 29, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read Green Bay Packers Jan 14, 2024; Arlington, Texas, USA; Green Bay head coach Matt LaFleur in the first half of the 2024 NFC wild card game against the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports With the Green Bay Packers no longer in Super Bowl contention after getting eliminated from the NFL playoffs by the San Francisco 49ers, fans of the team can turn their attention to the 2024 NFL Draft. The Packers hold the No. 25 pick in the first round, which can be used to shore up the offense or the defense. One speculation that has floated with regard to that pick comes from Jordan Reid of ESPN, who brought up the names of Alabama Crimson Tide defensive backs Terrion Arnold and Kool-Aid McKinstry.

another key player hitting free agency this offseason and that is cornerback Keisean Nixon. He started a lot of games this season in place of cornerback Jaire Alexander due to injury. Nixon was very helpful on special teams for the Packers this season and was named first-team all-pro for the second consecutive season on special teams as a kickoff returner.Special teams in the NFL is very important. It is one of the three key phases in the game. When Nixon was named to the All-Pro team for the second consecutive season, he told Wes Hodkiewicz of Packers.com by saying:It always starts with the return unit but for me, my accomplishment, it showed my work.Last year was the first time me every doing it. And (I made) All Pro. First full year, I thought I was going to get the same opps as last year and it was nowhere near it. But I still managed to have a good year. It was a blessing man. I’m happy.”He had a total of 782 total yards on kickoff returns and he led the league in back-to-back seasons with it. The last person on the Green Bay Packers to accomplish this was Al Carmichael in 1956-1957.