Draft week is finally here. The Green Bay Packers have 11 selections at their disposal to upgrade a roster that reached the NFC's final four last season. Their strategy over the week ahead will be fascinating. The Packers could stick in their current spots and draft 11 players, as they need depth at various positions. However, it's not every year you enter with five top-100 picks. With that comes additional flexibility to move up the board. General manager Brian Gutekunst is no stranger to a Round 1 trade-up, and the Packers are in the perfect position to make another move on the opening night. ESPN's Bill Barnwell proposed a fascinating trade with the Cincinnati Bengals that would see Green Bay move up to No. 18 while swapping a second-rounder for Cincinnati's third. It's a relatively small price to pay to jump seven spots.
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