I don't often write about the Packers directly here but how many ways are there to say that the Lions have a good offensive line and the Vikings have good receivers and the Bears will never be good? Let's write about the Packers and we'll squeeze in some NFC North references to keep it honest. 

First Round

There are two ways to think about this from an NFC North perspective: do the Packers draft to mimic the other good teams in the division or do they draft to combat them? (Of course I know that they'll draft the BPA adjusting for need but who wants to read about that for the 87th time?)

Let's say they've seen how great the Lions and Vikings have been on offense despite starting a QB who has been considered league-average or worse for the vast majority of their careers. How have they done it? Great play-calling, great offensive line and great receivers. The Packers have the great play-calling already. They also have already spent a ton of capital on the offensive line (they have the second-highest paid center, the sixth-highest paid guard and they just spent a first on another guard) so that leaves receiver. 

Tetairoa McMillan or Emeka Egbuka falling to them would be perfect or they could be convinced Matthew Golden is a faster Chris Olave, who they reportedly loved. This could be the year they get serious about beefing up the receiver corps. 

Obviously, it's far more likely that they take a left tackle with a great short shuttle and long enough arms but we can dream. 

If they go the opposite route, and draft to combat the rest of the division, I'd guess they'd go with Derrick Harmon or Maxwell Hairston. Harmon is the mock draft favorite but I think Hairston might be the best fit considering Gutekunst's past. He's the fastest player in the draft. He's tall enough. He had a ton of picks in college. They need someone with an attitude on defense. And, maybe most importantly, Gutekunst loves to take someone weird in the first round. Look at all of his first-round picks:

Jaire was too short. Savage, Quay and Stokes were projected to go in the third round. Jordan Morgan was a guard. Jordan Love was a QB from Utah State. Lukas Van Ness and Rashan Gary had no college production. Devontee Wyatt was old and had off-field problems. Every one of those players had something off about them that made analysts assume they'd be off or further down the Packers' board. Hairston's weirdness is his weight/tackling ability. But you can gain weight in your twenties. Trust me, I gained like 40 pounds in my first job out of college. 

Second and Third Round

The hope here is a falling player like Donovan Ezeiruaku, Walter Nolen or Jayden Higgins in the second and JT Tuimoloau, TJ Sanders or Jalen Royals in the third. Pick a spot where the Packers really need a guy and double down on it. 

If they don't take a defensive lineman or wide receiver in the first, you can almost guarantee they will take one or more of both in rounds 2-5. Who they take will probably say a lot about what they think of the current roster. 

If they double up on Jayden Higgins and Jalen Royals in the 2nd and 3rd, you can kiss Christian Watson and Romeo Doubs goodbye after this season. If they take a couple of defensive linemen, they've probably already got six spreadsheets working out what to do with the cap space freed up from releasing Kenny Clark after the season. 

The other option here is to do a combo fight the NFC North and mimic them. Use the first and second on a corner and a defensive lineman and then pick a hidden gem offensive lineman in the third. 

Fourth and Fifth Round

Of course, they could also try to find a hidden gem offensive lineman in the fourth round - a round where they have had insane levels of success in the past. Hell, do both. Double up on defense early and then double up on the offensive line in the mid-rounds.

They could then take Isaac TeSlaa or Savion Williams in the fifth to be the deep threat this year. It would be just like the Packers to use the premium rounds of the draft to take future starters at premium positions and then use a 5th for what fans think is a desperate need. Could you expect anything else?