Green Bay Packers GM Brian Gutekunst stuck to his word by drafting Tulane quarterback Michael Pratt at No. 245 overall, intending to have him compete for the backup job behind Jordan Love.

By the Numbers
  • Pratt was ranked as the No. 120 overall player.
  • He threw a touchdown pass in 44 of his 45 games and broke school records for passing yards and touchdowns.
  • Pratt is projected as a quality NFL backup with starting upside in the right role.
Yes, But

Pratt has faced criticisms for his inconsistency in accuracy, anticipation, and decision-making, which may limit his potential as a future starter.

State of Play
  • Pratt will arrive in Green Bay to compete with Sean Clifford for the backup job behind Jordan Love.
  • Coach Matt LaFleur expressed surprise that Pratt was still available in the seventh round.
What's Next

Pratt will undergo a competitive battle for the backup role and will need to further develop his skills to secure a future in the NFL.

Bottom Line

Michael Pratt's selection as the Packers' draft pick signals their commitment to developing quarterback talent, with hopes that he could potentially emerge as a quality NFL backup in the right circumstances.