Packers’ NFL draft picks suggest more change is on the way
Associated PressGREEN BAY, Wis. — Aaron Rodgers might not be the only longtime Packer heading out of Green Bay. “I’ve praised Mason up here a bunch and what he’s done for our organization, and we’re never going to close the door on that,” Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst said. Green Bay’s selection of Carlson exemplified the new era the Packers are entering after an 8-9 season that ended a string of three straight NFC North titles. Green Bay’s other picks were Penn State quarterback Sean Clifford in the fifth round and Kentucky cornerback Carrington Valentine, Central Michigan running back Lew Nichols and Iowa State safety Anthony Johnson Jr. in the seventh. “We’ve been in communication with him along the way, so we’ll see where that goes.” NO OFFENSIVE LINEMEN The Packers didn’t draft any offensive linemen for the first time since 2015.