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  1. Here is what AI thinks 😀: Priority Day 2 Targets (Rounds 2-3) With picks at No. 52 and No. 84, the Packers are expected to target immediate starters or high-impact rotational players to pressure their own veterans. Lee Hunter (DT, Texas Tech): A massive first-team All-American nose tackle who could anchor the interior run defense. Chris Brazzell II (WR, Tennessee): A 6'4" deep threat with a wide catch radius to replace the recently traded Dontayvion Wicks. Germie Bernard (WR, Alabama): A versatile weapon with elite route-running and punt-return experience. Chris McClellan (DT, Missouri): A rising interior pass rusher who could provide the "splash plays" Green Bay missed last season. Ty Simpson (QB, Alabama): While Jordan Love is the franchise guy, scouts suggest Green Bay might maintain their "QB-development" strategy by taking a high-upside backup on Day 2. Day 3 Values & Sleepers (Rounds 4-7) The Packers hold six picks on Day 3, including an extra fifth-rounder (No. 153) acquired from the Eagles. Brian Parker II (OL, Duke): A classic Packers target with a 9.76 Relative Athletic Score (RAS) and the versatility to play center or tackle. Trey Smack (K, Florida): A specialist with a huge leg (school record 10 FGs over 50 yards) to compete for the kicking job. Drew Stevens (K, Iowa): Another high-level kicker prospect who tied the Kinnick Stadium record with a 58-yarder. Jacob Rodriguez (LB, Texas Tech): A high-motor "tackle machine" who could instantly upgrade the special teams units.
  2. I read the book and the movie is a pretty faithful adaptation.
  3. Man looks in the abyss, there's nothing staring back at him. At that moment, man finds his character. And that is what keeps him out of the abyss.
  4. fwiw on my phone, I prefer the first version even though you have to scroll horizontally to see the full stat line. If you could freeze the player name column that'd be even better. Not sure if that's possible though. Thanks for putting that together!
  5. Seems as good a place as any for this. Report out that McIntosh is stepping down as AD
  6. A lot of people liked Wicks as a breakout candidate two years ago. I don't have time to look it up but I think he was really good (elite?) at separation. The drops killed him.
  7. RAS isn't everything
  8. I read the other day that WR is deep this year. Good year to need one I suppose.
  9. Woo hoo!
  10. Chicago also has the All State arena.
  11. I mean it was the 3rd inning and there were two guys on and no outs. Zero chance that was at all purposeful.
  12. what the heck is Wilson Contreras so mad about? weirdo
  13. yeah the alternative is to never face live pitching in spring training....and then get hit on Opening Day
  14. Andrew Vaughn didn't play in the WBC. It's baseball. Stuff happens.
  15. Welcome back! I remember you from back in the day.
  16. if Uribe can consistently locate that slider forget about it.
  17. What, exactly, is the problem? That they will be disgruntled? That this will hamper their development? Iron sharpens iron.
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