Mel Kiper Predicts Packers to Select Clemson's Avieon Terrell in 2026 Draft
Packers Mock: Mel Kiper makes final prediction for Green Bay
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In his final mock draft for the 2026 NFL Draft, ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr. predicts that the Green Bay Packers will select Avieon Terrell, a cornerback from Clemson University. Despite a hamstring injury affecting his speed, Terrell's potential as a starter in Year 1 makes him a notable choice at #52.
- 01Mel Kiper Jr. predicts Avieon Terrell will be picked by the Packers at #52.
- 02Terrell is recovering from a hamstring injury that has impacted his speed.
- 03He recorded eight forced fumbles in the past two seasons, showcasing his playmaking ability.
- 04Terrell's brother, A.J. Terrell, is an All-Pro cornerback for the Atlanta Falcons.
- 05He was named an All-ACC cornerback in consecutive years during his college career.
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In his latest mock draft for the 2026 NFL Draft, ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. has the Green Bay Packers selecting Avieon Terrell, a cornerback from Clemson University, with the 52nd overall pick. Despite currently dealing with a hamstring injury that has raised concerns about his speed, Terrell is recognized for his strong man-to-man coverage skills and playmaking ability, having recorded eight forced fumbles over the last two seasons. His impressive college career includes being named an All-ACC cornerback for two consecutive years and accumulating 25 pass breakups and three interceptions. Terrell, who recently turned 21 years old, is the younger brother of A.J. Terrell, an All-Pro cornerback with the Atlanta Falcons. Although he faced challenges during the NFL scouting combine, including a hamstring flare-up that prevented him from completing speed tests, his potential remains high, and he could start for the Packers in his rookie season.
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