Packers: Three undervalued players to look for in the 2024 NFL Draft due to.....

The Green Bay Packers may benefit from bolstering their offensive line, especially after parting ways with David Bakhtiari earlier in the offseason to alleviate salary cap constraints due to his injury woes. Furthermore, losing Jon Runyan Jr. to the New York Giants in free agency has left a gap in their starting right guard position.

Although Rasheed Walker provided impressive performance at left tackle towards the end of last season, adding depth remains advantageous. While there’s room for improvement at the center position currently occupied by Josh Myers, upgrading at right guard appears to be the Packers’ priority. Barton emerges as a potential immediate contributor in this role, offering a promising fit for Green Bay.

While the Packers made a significant move in acquiring Xavier McKinney from the New York Giants to address safety concerns in free agency, there’s still room for another addition. Tyler Nubin from Minnesota presents an intriguing option.

Nubin boasts versatility, showcasing his prowess in tackling and run defense while excelling in pass coverage with an impressive tally of 11 pass deflections and 13 interceptions during his college career, including two interceptions in the 2023 season opener.

Despite Nubin’s underwhelming performance in combine testing, which contrasts with the Packers’ preference for strong athleticism, his skills make him a valuable asset who could fortify Green Bay’s secondary.