The Green Bay Packers head into the 2026 NFL Draft without a first-round pick — but the defensive tackle class is loaded, and Green Bay has real Day 2 ammunition to fill the biggest hole on their roster. With Jonathan Gannon installing a 3-4 defense as the new defensive coordinator, the Packers desperately need a true nose tackle after losing Kenny Clark in the Micah Parsons trade, T.J. Slaton to the Bengals, and Colby Wooden to the Colts. In this video, we break down every defensive tackle Green Bay should target — from potential Round 2 steals like Christen Miller (Georgia), Caleb Banks (Florida), and Kayden McDonald (Ohio State) all the way down to Day 3 sleepers like Zane Durant (Penn State), Dontay Corleone (Cincinnati), and Domonique Orange (Iowa State). We rank every prospect against the Packers' historical evaluation thresholds — size, arm length, scheme fit, and character — and explain exactly why each player fits (or doesn't fit) Brian Gutekunst's roster-building model under Jonathan Gannon's new 3-4 system.Follow us on social:https://x.com/SoundsGoudaaahttps://x.com/olsonjordhttps://x.com/kjones_in_coBy Packers fans, for Packers fans every Weds & Saturday on Youtube, Spotify and Apple Podcast!