Packers Pick Cornerback, Defensive Tackle in NFL.com Mock Draft

South Carolina's Brandon Cisse and Ole Miss' Zxavian Harris are the Packers' selections in a three-round mock draft.

Published on Feb. 9, 2026

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In a three-round mock draft by NFL.com's Chad Reuter, the Green Bay Packers selected South Carolina cornerback Brandon Cisse with the 52nd overall pick and traded up for Ole Miss defensive tackle Zxavian Harris. Cisse is known for his speed and athleticism, while Harris is a massive 6-foot-8, 330-pound disruptor who saved his best college season for last.

Why it matters

The Packers have needs at cornerback and on the defensive line, and these two selections aim to address those areas. Cisse and Harris could help improve the Packers' defense and provide an immediate impact if they can translate their college success to the NFL level.

The details

Cisse, who was nicknamed 'Glitch' by his teammates, is known for his speed, burst, and change of direction. He had one interception and five pass breakups in his lone season at South Carolina. Meanwhile, the 6-foot-8, 330-pound Harris was a consistent presence on the Ole Miss defensive line, recording a career-high three sacks, nine tackles for loss, and three pass deflections in his final college season.

  • The 2026 NFL Draft will take place in the coming months.

The players

Brandon Cisse

A cornerback from South Carolina who is known for his speed, athleticism, and ability to make plays on the ball.

Zxavian Harris

A massive defensive tackle from Ole Miss who stands at 6-foot-8 and 330 pounds, and is known for his disruptive presence and motor on the defensive line.

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What’s next

The 2026 NFL Draft will take place in the coming months, where the Packers will have the opportunity to select Cisse and Harris if they choose to do so.

The takeaway

The Packers are addressing key defensive needs in this mock draft, targeting a speedy cornerback in Cisse and a massive, disruptive defensive tackle in Harris. These selections could help bolster the Packers' defense and provide immediate impact if the players can translate their college success to the NFL level.