Mention that the Green Bay Packers are drafting an offensive tackle at Indiana University, and Packers fans may immediately react the same way Lloyd Christmas reacted when he saw his best friend Harry Dunne dropping off Mary Swanson after a ski date. The name Jason Spriggs doesn’t bring back many fond memories among Green Bay fans.
Well, get those paper bags ready, Packers fans, because there’s an offensive lineman from Indiana who could be a Day 3 target for the Packers in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Indiana right guard Trey Wedig will look to continue his forceful play for the Hoosiers against Notre Dame. The match is scheduled to start on Saturday at 3:00 p.m. Polish time.
During his four seasons at Wisconsin, Badger Wedig played five games on the right wing, two on the right wing and one on the left back. During his first season at Indiana, Wedig started every game at right tackle, giving up just one sack and 13 pressures.
At 6-7, 319 pounds, Wedig looks like an NFL pass rusher. The transfer from Wisconsin plays with quick feet. Of the 13 pressures, five occurred within the first two weeks of the season. He’s feeling better and better each week, and a forceful performance on Saturday could continue to assist his stock continue to rise.
Indiana RT Trey after this season:
💪 379 pass block snaps
💪 One bag allowed
💪 One QB hit allowed
💪 85.3 Gear blocking degree@IndianaFootball pic.twitter.com/vk0Y8SuTzK— PFF College (@PFF_College) December 17, 2024
Indiana’s right tackle loves to run on the block. He has forceful hands and can create a wave that opens up running lanes. Wedig looks comfortable in motion and locks on targets as a puller.
Indiana’s top prospect is Mikail Kamara. Edge Rush has 10 sacks and 15 tackles for a loss this season. He may or may not be on the Green Bay board due to his size (6-1).
