"Center" Jacob Monk. Huh.
A little bit older guy, he'll be 23 before training camp (though this year that's another thing), but he is a five-year starter at multiple spots and was team captain.
Nice to have more competition at center.
@WesHod: Monk legit played everywhere. 34 starts at RG, 12 C and 12 RT
@BenFennell_NFL: Jacob Monk... 5 year starter across RT, RG, C.
3600+ snaps played. That's the experienced/ready-to-compete type you want on Day 3 all day long!
Poor Man's Graham Barton
From JSO:
The Packers traded No. 168 and No. 219 to move up.
Monk is 6-3, 308 pounds. He rank the 40 in 5.09 seconds. He has 10-inch hands and 32 3/8-inch arms. He had a vertical of 29 1/2 inches. At his pro day, he benched 225 pounds 31 times, which would have ranked third among offensive players at the combine.
Announcing him at Center is interesting, if it's indicative of anything.
@ilcuqui posted:First Badger picked, Tanor Bortolini to the Colts pick 117
Hmm...wild coincidence that my fave Italian restaurant had "tanor Bortolini" as the chefs special last night.
@ilcuqui posted:@WesHod: Monk legit played everywhere. 34 starts at RG, 12 C and 12 RT
@BenFennell_NFL: Jacob Monk... 5 year starter across RT, RG, C.
3600+ snaps played. That's the experienced/ready-to-compete type you want on Day 3 all day long!
With our OL losses in the off-season, nice to have a versatile rookie addition.
The Packers picked an OL with OCD?
Yet another team captain. I thought there was an article somewhere said being a team captain in college was one of the better metrics for longer term success at the next level (for whatever reason).
I mean, monks do know something about beer, so Wisconsin is a good fit.
At pick 169 the Packers select Oregon State safety Kitan Oladapo
Packers pick Oladapo
Definitely working to improve that area of the D!
From packers.com:
The Packers chose their third safety in the last two days, drafting Oregon State's Kitan Oladapo in the fifth round at No. 169 overall.
Oladapo (6-2, 216) spent six years in Corvallis, Ore., redshirting in 2018 and then playing very sparingly as a reserve for two years.
Over the last three seasons, he started 38 games, racked up 222 tackles, including 13 for loss and 4Â― sacks, with three interceptions and 23 passes broken up.
Oladapo earned honorable mention All-Pac-12 recognition in 2021 and then second-team All-Pac-12 honors last season, when he had two picks and eight PBUs.
Chef Hafley getting the ingredients. Let's get that Michelin star.
Glad to see the back end of our D being overhauled. 7 total team Int's and not one DB who could lay the wood is pretty weak. People quickly forget the crap that they rolled out on the field last year.
Would still like to see some more CB help. Maybe that comes from FA or after cut downs? I hope I'm wrong, but I don't have a lot of faith in Stokes at this point.
Looks like the days of mediocre safety play in GB are over. This is a significant overhaul of talent.
Yet another team captain. Also one of the Packers 30 visits.
Safety free for all in GB
Yeah, three safeties and no corners seems odd, especially since only one of the safeties is viable in slot coverage.
Oregon State had LOADS of NFL talent on its defense in 2023, but no one jumped off the tape more than FS and Team Captain Kitan Oladapo (#28).
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Uh oh Jets drafted a QB named Jordan. Was Rodgers notified before the pick??
Gute has zero picks from Boston CollegeâĶso far.
@ilcuqui posted:From packers.com:
The Packers chose their third safety in the last two days, drafting Oregon State's Kitan Oladapo in the fifth round at No. 169 overall.
Oladapo (6-2, 216) spent six years in Corvallis, Ore., redshirting in 2018 and then playing very sparingly as a reserve for two years.
Over the last three seasons, he started 38 games, racked up 222 tackles, including 13 for loss and 4Â― sacks, with three interceptions and 23 passes broken up.
Oladapo earned honorable mention All-Pac-12 recognition in 2021 and then second-team All-Pac-12 honors last season, when he had two picks and eight PBUs.
He better play like a tiger and not a Kitten. 
@GreenBayLA posted:Gute has zero picks from Boston CollegeâĶso far.
There were only two guys probably worth spending a pick on, so....
Anyone have a site they can recommend that is keeping up with the Packer picks vis a vis trades and which picks they have, etc.? Every site I go to is not keeping up. TIA.
Wait, is Johnny Wilson (WR Florida State) still available? That's interesting.
@RoyalWulff posted:Anyone have a site they can recommend that is keeping up with the Packer picks vis a vis trades and which picks they have, etc.? Every site I go to is not keeping up. TIA.
NFL.com Go to the source.
@vitaflo posted:Uh oh Jets drafted a QB named Jordan. Was Rodgers notified before the pick??
No cell reception
Stiggers gone to the Jets.
Vikings get Rouse. Good pick, unfortunately.
Well now the full Aaron Rodgers trade is finally done. Here are all of the players that ended up being part of the trade (whether direct selections or as part of a further trade to move up or down in the draft to get them):
Jets got:
Aaron Rodgers
Will McDonald (DE, 1st '23)
Jarrick Bernard-Converse (CB, 6th '23)
Zach Kuntz (TE, 7th '23)
Jordan Travis (QB, 5th '24)
Packers got:
Lucas Van Ness (DE, 1st '23)
Luke Musgrave (TE, 2nd '23)
Anders Carlson (K, 6th '23)
Edgerrin Cooper (LB, 2nd '24)
Evan Williams (S, 4th '24)
Jacob Monk (C, 5th '24)
Vikings UK fan club @ Stonehenge? Itâs their Spinal Tap moment! ðĪĢðļ
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