The Packers currently hold the No. 23 overall pick in the first round. Murphy has given no directive on the first-round pick process and Gutekunst will have the option to trade down from No. 23 if he feels adding picks can help the Packers or trade the pick to another team in exchange for a veteran player.

“Having the draft in Green Bay really doesn’t change anything in how we go about that,” Packers General Manager Brian Gutekunst told local reporters Tuesday morning at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. “We are going to do what is best for the Green Bay Packers, and if that means trading out of the pick we certainly would do it.

Gutekunst said that he was told that he is free to trade the pick despite the 2025 NFL Draft being held in Green Bay.

Packers GM Brian Gutekunst wasn't bothered by Josh Jacob's public plea for Green Bay to bring in a proven No. 1 WR.

Running back Josh Jacobs said during the Super Bowl week that the Packers were two or three pieces away from being a top team, and stressed the need for an elite wide receiver one. His opinion generated reaction from the current wide receivers on the Packers' depth chart,