To rank my list...
1) Lukas Van Ness: Maybe I'm wrongly buying into the hype train, but despite depth at OLB, I'm thinking Van Ness might heavily be in the rotation from day 1. And that's with or without Gary in the lineup. Might even be a starter if Gary isn't in the lineup.
2) Tucker Kraft: Why? Blocking, and being well rounded, and willing and able to do a lot of the dirty work that we won't pick up on enough, but makes a big impact for others. I believe Kraft might be the Lewis long term replacement which was an extremely valuable role. Though maybe a bad pick for impact this early, as they'll probably be giving the vet TEs shots to fill the role as they know the scheme better.
3) Luke Musgrave: Simply put, no one else has the size and speed that he does, so I'm theory he'll get more opportunities. BUT in four years, he's only played 9 games once. And despite that great size and speed, only one season catching more than 170 yards, only one season catching 60% of the passes throw his way, and despite elite potential and upside, he only has two career touchdowns. Musgrave absolutely has elite potential, but he also has not yet been able to play up to that potential. Hopefully he can change that with the Packers.
4) Jayden Reed: Some don't like him as a deep threat, and watching his film I do question the great 40 yard time the Packers supposedly timed him at, as I don't think he plays that straight line speed fast on film. BUT watching his quick cuts gave me some flash backs to Greg Jennings and seeing a ton of great intermediate and middle routes like Cobb. Reed has the quick cut skills unlike any other WR we currently have, I don't know if he'll be ready right away, as those slot guys need to build some QB chemistry up after learning the system, but he could become a 1st down machine and often be schemed open by LaFleaur once they get everything on the same page.
5) Anders Carlson: He's the only kicker on the entire roster... so maybe he should be #1, as of he makes the team, he's absolutely going to make an impact, weather it's good or bad is yet to be seen.
6) Colby Wooden: Absolutely a tweener, not athletic enough for the edge, not heavy enough or able to abel double teams inside. Wooden's only full time role is a quick/physical one gap at the 3 tech, which the starter spot will be filled by Wyatt. But Wooden is a heavy handed, physical in one on one situations penetrating 3-4 DE.
Which has me wondering if the Packers might be considering keeping 3 DL on the field more often and being more attacking upfront, with something like Gary, Wyatt, Slaton, Clark, Smith as the defensive front. And these rookies and Engebare rotating in. Wooden would be backing up Wyatt and Clark. This gets the guys in more one on one situations and lets them pin their ears back and attack more... though should they screw up, the there is less help to clean up errors. Higher rewards potential, but come with higher risk. If we're not doing something like this, then why all the light pass rushers that obviously can't two gap? I don't think you need that much depth for one penetrating DT role, which is why I'm thinking we might see more two DT penetrating roles with a NT in the middle. But this is totally assuming and guessing.
7) Karl Brooks: 300 lbs that played 4-3 DE (and some 3-4 OLB) in college, as he stayed on the outside as an edge rusher, and will need to transition to being an interior guy. He has absolutely great pass rushing develop for a 300lber, but at the same point, surprising bad run defense for that size. I think he might be able to be a pass rush specialist early on, but will need more time for the tradition to the inside for run defense.
8) Carrington Valentine: Speed and tracks the run well and likes to hit, very well might be a ST ace from day 1, even if he's not getting much playing time on defense.
9) Anthony Johnson: I think too many are expecting too much out of 7th round rookie. Yes he appears to have good potential... but other CB/S tweeners got drafted much sooner than he did. Also Johnson is new to the position, new the NFL, new to the team, new to the Scheme and Packers have 5 NFL veteran Safeties, which have mostly have started at least 12 games in the NFL and multiple years in the NFL. He might be great in the future, but I'm not sure we'll see much of him as a rookie.
10) Dontayvion Wicks: Lots of drops has me worried, as does lack of good timed speed, and not having his routes more developed. I'm just concerned Wicks might be a multiple year project.
11) Sean Clifford: Backup QB.
12) Lew Nichols: Top 2 RB spots are taken and looks like an interesting battle for the 3rd spot, but he might have a harder time making the team.
13) Grant DuBose: 100% a project, but looks like he has some great tools to work with... I think Gute might try to redshirt him as a rookie, as he, he makes the 53 man roster, but he's benched every week.