Packers reporter Jason Wilde joined The Homer Hour to discuss where things stand as the NFL Draft approaches.

Wilde shared insight on whether the Packers have begun their pre-draft visits and how much those visits actually factor into Green Bay’s decision-making process. He explained how the team uses them to gather information, but not always as a direct indicator of who they’ll select.

The guys also debated whether it’s a no-brainer for the Packers to target a cornerback with their first pick in the second round, weighing roster needs versus best-player-available strategy.

They wrapped up with a quarterback discussion, asking whether Caleb Williams will always have more flash than Jordan Love, and what that means when comparing the two signal-callers.

A draft-focused conversation with plenty of perspective from Jason Wilde on The Homer Hour.