Fore sure. They are going to need space eaters to keep blockers off of Campbell and Walker. Have some major beef up front now with Clark, Reed, Lowry, Wyatt, Slaton and now Ford.
Baylor CB Kalon Barnes and his blazing 4.23 40 are still sitting out there as we approach the 7th round. Gives me Sam Shields vibes. Might be worth a flyer here.
It's funny how some teams have trends that they target for so long that you can pretty much predict them. Every pick the Ravens have made has made me think "sounds like a Ravens pick"
He's a little tall/lanky for what they typically look for in a tackle, but they do love their speed guys in that zone scheme. I haven't really looked at him too much ... but maybe. He does check the athleticism boxes.
Tackle Kellen Diesch from Arizona State put up one of the fastest 40 times of any lineman at the combine. I wonder how he graded out athletically overall?
Of these guys, I could very easily see Ross, Doubs, Bellinger, Mitchell, Tom, Barno, McCollum and Anderson being prime targets. All fit the size/speed/athleticism type the Packers love.
Athletic size/speed guys I potentially see the Packers being interested in today:
WR Justyn Ross - Clemson
WR Romeo Doubs - Nevada
WR Erik Ezukanma - Texas Tech
WR Kevin Austin Jr. - Notre Dame
TE Daniel Bellinger - San Diego St.
TE Charlie Kolar - Iowa State
TE Jake Ferguson - Wisconsin
T Max Mitchell - Lousiana
T Nick Zakelj - Fordham
G Darrian Kinnard - Kentucky
G Zach Tom - Wake Forest
C/G - Alec Lindstrom - Boston College
DE Eyioma Uwazurike - Iowa State
DE Perrion Winfrey - Oklahoma
DE John Ridgeway - Arkansas
Edge - Kingsley Enagbare - South Carolina
Edge - Michael Clemons - Texas A&M
Edge - Amere Barno - Virginia Tech
CB - Zyon McCollum - Sam Houston
CB - Jalyn Armour-Davis - Alabama
S - Tysen Anderson - Toledo
S - Dane Belton - Iowa
RB - Zamir White - Georgia
Very good draft so far. Two sure-fire Day 1 starters in Wyatt and Walker. I don't think Watson will start right off the bat, but he'll play a ton. Rhyan could very well start at guard as well, especially if they plan to eventually move Jenkins to RT.