The Green Bay Packers were one of several teams to meet virtually with Wake Forest offensive lineman Zach Tom, according to Justin Melo of The Draft Network.
Tom, a mock-draft favorite for the Packers, was a three-year starter (34 games) for Wake Forest, including each of the last two seasons at left tackle. Some believe Tom may need to move inside, possibly to center. Others think Tom has the athleticism and pass-blocking ability to survive on the edges at offensive tackle. Either way, Tom may enter the NFL with five-position versatility – making him a highly attractive option for the Packers after losing both Billy Turner and Lucas Patrick this offseason.
He could be a late Day 2 or early Day 3 selection in the draft. Given his multi-position potential and excellent athleticism, he looks like a terrific option for the Packers, who need to add depth along the offensive line over the next few days.
