Looks like this writer looked though the different point returners in the draft, took out the ones that are going to be highly drafted, and then took out the ones that were seemingly too small for the Packers standards, and was left with only one option.

Baylor WR Josh Cameron
Who at 6'1" 223lbs fits the size the Packers are looking for.

https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/green-bay-packers-draft/78986/packers-draft-baylors-josh-cameron-is-the-punt-returner-in-2026


I will say that I think the article overlooks Navy's EXTREMELY versatile Eli Heidenreich, but he was only the punt returner for one season and only returned 9 punts, but he's basically done everything for Navy, from RB, FB, TE, WR, ST coverage unit specialist, ST returner... if he doesn't have to do as much on offense, he can probably do some more on STs.


He's so versatile, draft websites don't even know what position to put him at, as he was basically a Wing in college (which closest thing in the NFL, is H-back, or small moving TE, but Heidenreich is 5'11" 200lbs, he's not doing that in the NFL, so slot WR is probably the closest thing. But it looks like the all star games are us him as a RB.

But extremely versatile chess piece.