Wendell Ferreira

If the first day of rookie minicamp is any indication of what will truly happen in the regular season, first-round pick Jordan Morgan will be a tackle for the Green Bay Packers.

We all know how impressive what the Green Bay Packers did last season was. An extremely young team, with a first-year starting quarterback in Jordan Love, went to the playoffs, beat the Dallas Cowboys and gave the San Francisco 49ers all they could handle in the divisional round.

The Green Bay Packers officially signed wide receivers Julian Hicks and Dimitri Stanley, plus offensive lineman Lecitus Smith, as had been reported . And

Versatility is one of the big reasons why the Green Bay Packers used the 25th overall pick to draft Jordan Morgan.

The Green Bay Packers decided to change. But this time around, it's a real, significant change on the defensive side of the ball.

Last week, Eliot Wolf had his first draft as a de facto general manager, as he selected quarterback Drake Maye for the New England Patriots.

The volume of mistakes was probably the main reason why quarterback Jordan Love fell to the end of the first round in the 2020 NFL Draft. During his last season at Utah State, Love had an awful 20:17 touchdown to interception ratio.

The Green Bay Packers rebuilt their running back room, and a rookie can have a real immediate impact. Theoretically, veterans Josh Jacobs and AJ Dillon are the two top players on the depth chart, but third-round pick MarShawn Lloyd has a shot to take over as the second option behind Jacobs to be a difference-maker for Green Bay.

The draft season is over, and now we start to get ready for OTAs and training camp. So, we use this week's mailbag to evaluate where the Green Bay Packers ' roster is at.

It's just a minor roster move, but it's another piece of evidence to show what the Green Bay Packers want their defense to look like.