In the latest round of mock drafts for the Green Bay Packers, offensive linemen are the popular picks, specifically focused on true tackle prospects. Tyler Guyton, Amarmarius Mims, and Olu Fashanu are mentioned as tackle-only players, while JC Latham and Jordan Morgan possess the versatility to play both tackle and guard positions.

However, the Packers' decision regarding their offensive line will depend on where they feel the need for additional players. The contracts of center Josh Myers and tackles Rasheed Walker, Sean Rhyan, and Zach Tom are still in effect for a certain number of years. Considering the financial constraints of having multiple veteran linemen on multi-year contracts, the team will need to determine where they can maximize their value and allocate their resources efficiently.

In an unexpected turn, one mock draft deviates from the offensive line and defensive back options, highlighting the selection of Byron Murphy, a defensive lineman from Texas. Murphy is described as a reliable three-technique defensive tackle, who interestingly played more of a nose tackle role in Texas' 4-3 defensive scheme. It is suggested that Murphy might not be available past the 19th overall pick, potentially being chosen by the Los Angeles Rams.

While there is speculation about Aaron Donald's potential retirement, implicating the need for a first-round defensive lineman, it remains to be seen if the Packers would indeed make such a move.

As draft day approaches, the Packers will have to carefully consider their options, weighing the necessity of bolstering their offensive line against the potential acquisition of a defensive lineman. The decisions made will have a significant impact on the team's future and their ability to maintain a strong and balanced roster.

It will be interesting to see how the Packers ultimately address their needs during the upcoming NFL draft.