Packers Hosted Unnamed QB For Top-30 Visit

Per SI.com’s Bill Huber, the Packers hosted a quarterback for a top-30 visit, but Huber was asked not to report who the quarterback is.

This isn’t the only QB Green Bay hosted, as they also had Texas Tech QB Behren Morton in for a pre-draft visit. 

Dane Brugler of The Athletic has Morton as the 19th-best QB in the upcoming class with a UDFA grade. The Packers could be targeting late-round or UDFA QBs, and other names close to Morton from Brugler are Kansas’ Jalon Daniels, Vanderbilt’s Diego Pavia and Iowa’s Mark Gronowski.

Here’s a full list of the Packers’ known top-30 visits during this year’s pre-draft process:

1. Arizona State OT Max Iheanachor (Aaron Wilson)
2. Middle Tennessee State Juwon Gaston (Easton Butler)
3. Texas Tech DT Lee Hunter (Zach Kruse)
4. UCF DE Njalik Kelly (Tom Silverstein)
5. Washington DT Anterio Thompson (Easton Butler)
6. Tennessee WR Chris Brazzell II (Ian Rapoport)
7. Louisiana-Monroe DB D’Arco Perkins-McCallister (Aaron Wilson)
8. LSU S A.J. Haulcy (Aaron Wilson)
9. Ohio State OL Ethan Onianwa (Tom Silverstein)
10. Central Michigan DE Michael Heldman (Tom Pelissero)
11. Texas A&M CB Will Lee III (Bill Huber)
12. New Mexico RB Damon Bankston (Tom Silverstein)
13. Georgia Tech DT Jordan van den Berg (Bill Huber)
14. Wake Forest CB Karon Prunty (Easton Butler)
15. Akron DB Malcolm Dewalt IV (Easton Butler)
16. Georgia DT Christen Miller (Aaron Wilson)
17. ECU WR Anthony Smith (Tom Silverstein)
18. SE Louisiana DT Kaleb Proctor (Tom Silverstein)
19. Louisiana LB Jaden Dugger (Tom Silverstein)
20. Indiana RB Kaelon Black (Gery Woelfel)
21. Stephen F. Austin CB Charles Demmings (Aaron Wilson)
22. Arkansas RB Mike Washington Jr. (Jordan Schultz)
23. Texas Tech QB Behren Morton (Arye Pulli)
24. Texas Tech DE Romello Height (Ryan Fowler)
25. James Madison S Jacob Thomas (Tom Silverstein)
26. Illinois G Josh Gesky (Aaron Wilson)
27. Louisville LB TJ Quinn (Ryan Fowler)
28. Georgia State WR Ted Hurst (Ryan Fowler)

Teams can host up to 30 players for interviews and medical evaluations at their own facilities, with players who live or go to college in the local area not counting toward that limit. These are often colloquially referred to as “top 30 visits” although they’re not necessarily the top 30 players on a team’s board.

For more ahead of the draft, check out our 2026 NFL Draft Visit Tracker.