The Packers are actively assessing potential cornerback prospects, particularly focusing on Benjamin Morrison from Notre Dame as they anticipate changes in their current roster. With key players like Jaire Alexander potentially leaving, the Packers are in search of an upgrade, especially in the nickel position. Morrison’s impressive stats, including a low completion rate against him and strong pass breakup numbers, may fit the team's needs. His performance during his years at Notre Dame, where he emerged as a true freshman All-American, highlights his capabilities as a cover corner, essential in today’s pass-oriented league.

Morrison, noted for his technical proficiency in both man and zone coverage, possesses the size and skill set ideal for an NFL cornerback. At just under 6 feet and 190 pounds, he has demonstrated the ability to track top receivers across the field, though some concerns persist regarding his tackling ability and recent injury history. The Packers' front office will need to carefully weigh his past performances against his physical condition leading up to the draft.