Tim Murray grabbed +650 on Green Bay’s first pick being a wide receiver, pointing out the Packers haven’t taken a Round‑1 wideout since 2002 yet enter the draft thin behind Christian Watson. Hosting the event at Lambeau and holding pick 23, Murray thinks Brian Gutekunst finally caves to need and selects Emeka Egbuka—or a sliding Tetairoa McMillan—especially if the team trades back a few spots. Murray views the 6‑1 price as generous given the organization’s glaring depth chart hole and a WR class that could push an elite option into Green Bay’s lap.

Tim Murray urged bettors to sprinkle on Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham at 8‑1 to be the sixth pick. Murray argued that both Graham and Jalon Walker are "top‑five talents on several teams’ big boards," while Armand Membou—the current +250 second choice—is generally graded in the 8‑10 range. With the Raiders needing interior disruption and draft boards after pick four projected to get chaotic, Murray believes the 8‑1 price on Graham is mis‑priced relative to his consensus talent grade.