Packers Lose Third-Round Comp Picks, Gain Extra Draft Capital
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The Green Bay Packers offseason plans for compensatory draft picks have taken a hit, with projections suggesting only one possible third-round pick for Malik Willis heading to the Dolphins. Over the Cap forecasts a fourth-round pick for Willis, with potential upgrades to third if he stays healthy and plays most snaps in 2026. The Packers also lose out on potential fourth-round picks for Romeo Doubs, Quay Walker, and Kingsley Enagbare. The third-round potential makes a significant difference, as players in that range historically yield better talent than fourth-round comp picks. Rasheed Walkers modest deal with the Panthers eliminates any compensation for him. Despite the setbacks, the Packers still have six selections in the top one thirty-five and plenty of trade ammo for a strong draft class.
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