The Green Bay Packers are conducting an official visit with Ethan Onianwa, an offensive lineman from Ohio State University, as they prepare for the 2026 NFL Draft. Onianwa, who stands at 6 feet 6 inches and weighs 333 pounds, is currently ranked as the No. 343 overall player on the consensus big board and the 28th guard prospect according to Dane Brugler of The Athletic. After transferring from Rice University, where he had a successful tenure, Onianwa played 14 games at Ohio State but did not secure a starting position. His limited playing time as a backup included 18 snaps at left guard and 69 snaps at right guard. During his final season at Rice, he allowed only one sack and recorded nine total pressures over 548 snaps. Onianwa's impressive physical attributes and work ethic have garnered attention from NFL scouts, despite concerns about his inability to secure a starting role at Ohio State. His performance at Ohio State's pro day included a 40-yard dash time of 5.21 seconds and a Relative Athletic Score of 8.65, indicating strong movement capabilities for his size. The Packers, with six picks on Day 3 of the draft, may consider Onianwa as a late-round option or a free agent target if he goes undrafted.