Green Bay Packers give Aaron Rodgers all he needs in final 7-round 2020 mock draft

Letting Jimmy Graham go this offseason was the right move for the Packers and there is rightful belief in what Jace Sternberger could develop into. Having said that, Sternberger isn’t quite there yet and could certainly use some help in the passing offense.

Hopkins is not a blocker and should not be asked to do much of that, at least right away. However, he has terrific hands and moves well for his size to be a matchup problem as a pass-catcher in the middle of the field. A rotation of Hopkins and Sternberger could be a dangerous force

Jaire Alexander and Kevin King appear to be the Packers’ cornerback duo of the foreseeable future. However, adding depth to that group is in order given the loss off veteran Tramon Williams and taking a flier on Reggie Robinson II in Round 4 is well worth it. The Tulsa product checks all the boxes of size, athleticism and college production but simply played for a smaller school. To me, he’s a diamond in the rough who should be able to find success early in his NFL career.

After taking Mims in the first round, the Packers need to add another wide receiver to the mix if they’re going to truly and fully invest in revamping this group of pass-catchers. And Isaiah Coulter should be a player that interests them.

While he’s slight-framed at 6-2, 198 pounds, the tools as a receiver are there for Coulter as he has great hands and ball skills. He’s capable of getting open at all levels of the field and has tremendous football IQ. While he may need to bulk up to handle the NFL, he’s got the tools in the chest to succeed as soon as he does.