GREEN BAY – During the third round of the NFL Draft on Friday night, the Green Bay Packers traded up for defensive lineman Chris McClellan. With the round coming to a close, general manager Brian Gutekunst tried to trade back into the third round. The bad news? Gutekunst couldn’t find a deal. The good news? The prospect Gutekunst wanted on Friday night, Penn State edge defender Dennis-Sutton, was on the board in the fourth round on Saturday. Gutekunst got his man. Director of personnel John Wojciechowski was as surprised as anyone. “For as productive as he was as a player in college, and his ability and he still has upside to go with it, yes, we were absolutely surprised,” Wojciechowski said after the pick. A Lot to Like With Dani Dennis-Sutton It’s easy to see why Gutekunst coveted Dennis-Sutton. Production? He had 23.5 sacks, 34.5 tackles for losses and seven forced fumbles during his four-year career.…