After opting to use their first three picks on offense, the Green Bay Packers focused predominantly on defense on the third day of the NFL draft. The Packers, hosting the draft for the first time in their franchise history,

With a pair of seventh round choices, the Packers took Tulane defensive back Micah Robinson and Cincinnati guard John Williams. Robinson played five years in college between Furman and Tulane. Williams, the lone offensive player green Bay selected on day three, started 24 games at left tackle over the past two years with the Bearcats.

GREEN BAY – The Packers added a third defensive lineman in as many picks Saturday, this one on the interior with the selection of Georgia's Warren Brinson in the sixth round at No. 198 overall.