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Speaking of vampires, What We Do in the Shadows is back on FX. Love that show.
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I like the edge guys they got including the dude in the 7th round.
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I've read reports that the severity of illness correlates to the amount of virus you are exposed to. If that's true then maybe level of immunity is tied to severity of your illness?
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That steategy may have been outdated for some time, then again maybe things have shifted so far away from the run game that the pendulum is starting to swing back. More to be gained by being an early adopter if that's the case. Outscoring everyone with a mediocre defense has essentially been the formula here for the last 30 years, I'm fine with possibly trying something new. yeah defenses are getting lighter in response to the passing game. Maybe they are zigging when everyone else is zagging. Not to mention having a strong run game will only help play action.
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7th Round #242 - Jonathan Garvin, EDGE, Miami Full Scouting Profile Overview Traits-based edge defender capable of playing 4-3 end or 3-4 rush linebacker. Garvin's strong 2018 was followed up with inconsistent effort and an inability to stamp his presence on games with much consistency. He gains depth upfield quickly and is fairly natural at defeating the punch and flipping the corner. Pressures are nice, but sack-makers get paid and that won't happen unless he cranks up the effort and plays to his traits and potential. Garvin has Day 2 talent, but may not go until Day 3. However, there might be gold to mine if a coach can get it out of him.
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7th Round #236 - Vernon Scott, S, TCU Full Scouting Profile Overview Scott didn’t become a starter until his senior season when he played both cornerback and special teams. Scott was third on the team with seven passes defensed and had 44 tackles. He produced four turnovers in three games last season, including a 98-yard interception return for a touchdown against Oklahoma. Scott was not invited to the NFL Scouting Combine, then TCU’s pro day was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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I'll reiterate that I don't hate the picks. But I think they could have gotten the same players + a WR had they just not traded up to get Love.
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Wife and I are watching Shaun the Sheep. Yes its for little kids but it's pretty funny. So if you have little kids you can watch it with them and not go insane.
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6th Round #209 - Simon Stepaniak, OT, Indiana Full Scouting Profile Overview Burly and strong with the ability to play either guard position in a gap-scheme attack. He's productive on double teams and combo blocks. Stepaniak comes off the ball and into opponents with some pop when he's singled up and he's a nasty block finisher, but he may not have enough length for NFL-block sustain. His ability to recover in pass pro is limited by both his wide base and exaggerated slide steps out to the edge. Despite his bench-press strength, Stepaniak gives too much ground to power rushers who push him into the pocket. It's possible to correct some of his pass protection issues and his physicality in the run game helps his cause as a late-round guard with backup potential.
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6th Round #208 - Jake Hanson, C, Oregon Full Scouting Profile Overview Four-year starter who has the ability to assimilate into a variety of schemes but is unlikely to stand out in any particular one. His strong, accurate hands and determined effort are his calling cards and he's been able to hang in against a series of big, talented interior linemen over the years. He lacks power and mass, which could hurt his chances with teams who play against odd-front defenses, but he's a steady performer who could offer late-round value as a backup.
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Let the Jerel Worthy flashbacks commence!
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Haha. That's what I said too.
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6th Round #192 - Jon Runyan, G, Michigan Full Scouting Profile Overview Determined and smart, Runyan held his own as a Big Ten tackle despite a lack of desired physical and athletic traits. He's inconsistent taking control into initial engagements, but stays after it and recovers back into the second phase of the block. He plays with high hands that diminish power and control, but that should improve as he slides inside to guard. He has adequate athleticism and body control to fit into a variety of run schemes but may not excel in any. Runyan's protection experience at tackle improves his draft value as a later-round, backup-caliber guard.
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5th round #175 - Kamal Martin, LB, Minnesota Full Scouting Profile Overview Angular linebacker with decent straight-line twitch who takes too long to diagnose and flow, making him a viable block for climbing linemen. He plays upright and a little stiff in his scrapes and doesn't find his run fits as efficiently as he needs to. He can gather and wrap as a tackler, but will struggle to finish elusive backs in the open field and he's unimpressive as a passing-down participant. Martin's lack of early play recognition and elusive flow to ball might push him outside as a 4-3 SAM option.
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There's your ILB
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At this point I don't really care if they take a WR or not. Can't expect a 5th rounder to come in and be a difference maker next year.
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Watch Bears snag People-Jones here
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Really not happy about giving up that 4th round pick.
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So is Belichick a genius for taking a kicker in round 5?
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This is kind of how I feel: I know it’s not totally realistic, but Jordan Love, AJ Dillon, and Josiah Deguara in the 2nd, 3rd, & 4th would have been a really solid draft. It just feels like they should have a 1st round pick and instead they don’t have a 4th.
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Will the Packers take a long snapper? Inquiring minds want to know. Packers picks today: Round 5 (175) Round 6 (192) -- via T. Davis trade Round 6 (208) -- via R. Gilbert trade Round 6 (209) Round 7 (236) -- via J. McCray trade Round 7 (242)
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Everyone everywhere thought the Packers had a good draft in 2018
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3rd round #94 - Josiah Deguara, TE, Cincinnati Full Scouting Profile Overview Hard-nosed move tight end who will garner consideration as an NFL H-back. He's a gritty blocker who plays with good positioning and works hard at sustaining blocks to help his run game. As a pass catcher, Deguara is sure-handed with good feel for soft spots against zone, but may need an accurate thrower due to contested catch likelihood and suspect catch radius. He's the type of Day 3 prospect who flies under the radar, but ends up becoming a solid contributor at H-back.
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Well Packers are certainly ignoring the "needs"
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2nd round #62 - AJ Dillon, RB, Boston College Full Scouting Profile Overview Built like a minibus but possessing enough vision and finesse to avoid being pigeon-holed as just a pure power back. Dillon is capable of handling heavy workloads and wearing down defenses, but there is a concern from evaluators that it's taken a physical toll on him. He's a disciplined runner who trusts his blocking scheme and follows his rush track. He's a good one-cut runner with below-average wiggle but natural power to create yards after contact. Dillon will find more space as he faces fewer loaded boxes as a pro, but dropping weight and adding quickness could be the difference between a future as a committee back or starter.
