Joseph Zarr
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Life, taxes, and the Minnesota Wild choking in yet another first round series. It is uncanny. 😔
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All 4 current Packers draft picks made Brennen Rupp's 'Unpacking Future Packers' list. Three of the picks were in his top 12 (Van Ness, Kraft, and Musgrave - WR Jayden Reed is his #64). (Really great write-ups of each player in the above linked 'Complete List')
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This brought me joy;
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Well alright, alright, alright. Party at the Moon Tower.
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It's the first time the Packers have ever drafted three pass catchers in the first 3 rounds, I believe? Quite a moment. I'm listening to all the post draft interviews. All of these young men are extremely likable. Thoughtful. They definitely grabbed some fine young humans, it would appear. That's a win in and of itself.
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Certainly seems like Kraft has a very cerebral melon on those shoulders...that's a dang country line for the Top 40.
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Really nice read from Bill Huber here on WR Jayden Reed: Full Article HERE
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So Jayden Reed will wear #1 (first time since Curly Lambeau - wowsers) Luke Musgrave will wear #88 (we know who last wore this...I likey) Luke Van Ness will wear #90 These are some elite number choices. Not going to lie.
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From someone who really knows tape, Ben Fennell:
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Of the remaining wideouts, I would expect a name from this list: A.T. Perry Rashee Rice Dontayvion Wicks Grant Dubose
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Really nice concise write-up from Justis Mosqueda (one of the better Edge analyst guys in all of Packers Twitter) on the Van Ness pick. Mosqueda is never hesitant to belittle a Packers pick. He really likes this one: Full Article Here
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Mauch is really good. Versatile too. Classic Packers OL and he did meet with the Packers staff. I would be thrilled, honestly. He's a classic 10-year OL guy.
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For comparisons sake only. You can see, if he managed a few more bench reps, we're looking at a near super freak except for the vertical explosion. Bigger than clay - taller; heavier; bigger hands; longer arms but also has a better 40, 10 and 20 yard split. Whereas Clay had slightly better agility and hence measured more as a strictly stand-up guy. Anyway, it's quite apparent why the Packers wanted this young ball of clay:
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Yeah, it's a bit odd right? Strength comes in so many different forms. Knowing he was a bull rusher, as well, it was odd. Must be that lower body power, explosion, and those 34" long arms?
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The strength will come indeed. People need to remember when he arrived at Iowa he was only 220 lbs. The weight on the frame came first and he's still very explosive. The refinements will come. This is a massive ball of clay who was Brugler's 10th overall rated player. He's young with tons of upside. He can Edge (obviously) but he can also play over the C/G like a Zadarius Smith.
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Interesting:
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OR their TE of choice. It would make a ton of sense. I also don't think it would take both 2's. Would it?
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This is awesome. LOL.
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Van Ness is a very very Packers pick. Bigger Edge. His ceiling is extremely high. And, the Packers not taking a WR or a TE early is classic Packers.
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Wow, Seahawks grab Witherspoon. There must have been tears in the Lions draft room!
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Anthony Richardson goes to Indy. Nice. That will be fun to watch.
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It's looking more and more like RB Bijan Robinson is going to Atlanta in the Top 10.
