2011 NFL Draft Order: Holes Each team must complete - Bleacher Report

Head Coach Mike McCarthy

Expected defensive scheme: 3-4

Team needs:

Cornerback Charles Woodson had another Pro Bowl in 2010. The Williams team has signed Tramans, blanket man underestimated for a long-term. The Packers are set forth in the starting lineup, but depth is a problem. Woodson was finally able to move freely security, and now there is nobody on the list to replace him in the corner.

Running Back: Ryan Grant injury almost cost the Packers a playoff birth in 2010. Grant will be back in 2011, but injuries to light a weakness on the list. John Kuhn is a good short back birdie, but Green Bay needs a massive replacement of subsidy must come down.

Defensive end: The 3-4 defense is all about the attitude of the flight, if you're a defensive end. Cullen Jenkins and Jolly to make a very good pair of defensive end Johnny, but both are free agents. If only one not playing the Packers moved into the initial design to replace.

Guard Bryan Bulag designed to handle the left tackle, could possibly play a role in the end. In the meantime, or if it does not need to add the Packers deep into custody. Daryn Colledge is also re-signed with an agency for free here, but it seems he will.

Center Jason Spitz has been good, but the Packers were not happy with the pass blocking of their offensive line for some time. If the opportunity arises to add a future exchange, expect Green Bay to jump on them.

Wide receiver Donald Driver may not return in 2011, what force in Green Bay could be a weakness in the autumn. Unmanned, the Packers would have to address wide receiver early in the project. With him, she should be back to examine the possibility of adding a player in rounds six and seven

Outside Linebacker: Rushing the passer is one of the most important things for any defense. Maintaining a complete list of outside linebacker, which is essential to attack the rim of the defense with a 3-4 success.