The Green Bay Packers' 2025 NFL Draft class has received mixed reviews, with standout selections and questionable picks. The first-round pick of wide receiver Matthew Golden from Texas has been lauded for his speed and versatility, potentially enhancing the Packers’ offense as a deep threat. In contrast, the second-round selection of offensive tackle Anthony Belton raised eyebrows, as many analysts deemed it a reach. The third round brought another receiver, Savion Williams, whose dual-threat capability promises interesting tactical possibilities. The defensive picks, particularly third-day selections like Barryn Sorrell and Collin Oliver, added depth and potential to the pass rush.

Overall, the class maintains a B- grade, reflecting the Packers' strategy of prioritizing offensive weapons while needing to sharpen their approach in the middle rounds. With training camp on the horizon, the spotlight will be on how these rookies adapt and compete for roles, especially in the context of Jordan Love’s development as the starting quarterback.