CLOSE Olivia Reiner and Ryan Wood break down the Packers’ first-round selection of cornerback Eric Stokes and how he fits in to their defensive backfield. Packers News GREEN BAY – With their two picks Friday night, the Green Bay Packers got some potential help for Aaron Rodgers. The Packers used their 62nd overall pick in Friday night’s second round to draft Ohio State center Josh Myers. A two-year starter, Myers was first-team All-Big Ten and a Rimington Award finalist in 2020. He becomes the likely replacement for Corey Linsley, who departed in free agency. Linsley also played college football at Ohio State. Myers was introduced at the draft in Cleveland by outside linebacker Rashan Gary, the Packers’ first-round pick in 2019. Gary played his college football at Michigan, the Buckeyes’ bitter rival. “It would mean everything to me,” Myers said, “to come in and be able to do that. he’s just…
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