Very interesting, thanks. It's weird - the Packers in general have done a v good job of draft and development for the O line. Ironic then that a lone first rounder (Sherrod) was a bust.
No, that is correct. Rhyan, Tom, and Walker were all drafted in 2022.
I like Tanor. I'm hoping that he's available when the Packers pick in the 3rd round at #88 & #91. I'd snap him up in a heartbeat, because I think he has the makings of a solid NFL player. From what I've heard, he's worked ******* getting his long snaps down, and that's the key for him, in my book. The rest of what's needed is already there. I like how he battled through at Wisconsin, and proved to everyone he belonged on the field. To me, he's a real Packer type player, because of his determination and drive to improve his game. He doesn't rest on his latest accomplishments. He's always seemed to be aware that getting better at your job all the time is what produces results.
Thank you, I will.
I've enjoyed seeing your updates on his prospects, and I appreciate how excited you and the fanily are. If he's still available at the right price point, my sentimental side would be delighted to see him get Packered. He sounds like a "Packer guy" all the way.
His mom said that he was working hard with Duke Mayweather down in Texas on getting the snap down. At the combine it became a non issue. He put a lot of work down in Texas before the combine and had a pretty nice RAS score that opened up many eyes. Was nice to see.
If he went to Duke's program in Frisco, he's got a great start on the road to an amazing NFL career. Duke is the best darned offensive line coach and guru in the country. I live in Texas, and spend half my year in the Austin area, and his name is synonymous with becoming the best you can be. When they say that in Texas football, at the high school, and college level, you know they're calling it like it is. Tanor working with Duke is a huge plus. It's helped some of the best be their best.
Great info., I texted his mom and she said that he is up to 308. I think he was 302 at the combine. Not to get too hooked up on numbers , but that weight is pretty good center weight especially if he retains his quickness.
I wonder if that's the sort of intangible thing that can elevate a kid's draft position, in and of itself.
Damn that's a tough one. I like DeJean for a S. But Latham is pretty close to "can't miss".
As of now I would have to fail you as you only answered half of the question. 50% isn't good enough around here.
Another fail. Reading comprehension needs to improve around here.
Hey Schultz, and all, here's another situation (and yes, one or the other, no waffling):
Guilty as charged. I take Latham. Gluten takes DeJean. I'm right.
It's the same answer for both for me.
1. DeJean...versatility, and until he actually picks someone on offense in the 1st rd, aside for Love, I'm staying on the defensive side if the ball.
Verse for me, Enagbare is injured, and Preston is old. Wiggins just seems too small, he has the speed Gute likes, but I don't see him taking Wiggins in this scenario, and I think he values EDGE higher.
Thanks D. Yeah I agree. And while I have no facts, it seems the Edge guys picked in the first half of the draft tend to be more impactful to a team than CBs. Again, not scientific. I just think the top rookie rushers have a greater impact overall than the top rookie corners.
I will take Missus a Wiggins son Nate.
