Green Bay will move up seven spots in Round 3, doing so courtesy of Tampa Bay. The Packers acquired No. 77 overall.
The Buccaneers will add Nos. 84 and 160 in this swap, NFL.com’s Mike Garafolo tweets. Missouri defensive tackle Chris McClellan is ticketed for Wisconsin.
McClellan is the third Mizzou defender to be taken tonight, following linebacker Josiah Trotter and edge rusher Zion Young. He joins a Packers team that traded Kenny Clark last August and saw Devonte Wyatt suffer a fractured ankle in December.
No. 82 overall on Daniel Jeremiah’s NFL.com big board, McClellan started for most of his time in Columbia. He was a disruptive presence as an interior pass rusher last season, racking up six sacks and eight tackles for loss. He batted down two passes in each of the past two seasons and combined for 13.5 TFLs in two Mizzou years.
Initially a Florida transfer, McClellan nearly broke the five-second barrier in the 40-yard dash despite weighing 313 pounds. The Packers also lost multiyear nose tackle starter Tedarrell Slaton during the 2025 free agency period. McClellan figures to factor prominently into the equation there as Jonathan Gannon takes over as DC. Gannon reunited with ex-Eagles charge Javon Hargrave in free agency as well.