@GreenBayLA posted:Safety free for all in GB
Everybody do the safety dance!
Stupid fucking Paul Allen and the Vikings already have a fake TD call from McCarthy to Jefferson they're using in promos. What a pathetic bunch of losers.
Sam Darnold has something to say about that. But I just heard the call from Paul Allen:
McCarthy drops back to pass, Jefferson streaking open, but Evan Williams on the safety blitz. Sacked!
Will the Packers grab a third LB since they've taken three safeties?
Clearly they weren’t happy with their safeties (not counting their FA signing). If just 1 of the 3 works out we’ll be in good shape.
Milton to New England. He would have been fun to see in Green Bay for preseason bombs.
@GreenBayLA posted:Or 3rd OL
As of right now, Royce Newman would still be an overwhelming bet to on the 53.
A cardboard cutout should be adequate enough to send Newman packing.
There goes Boyd. Fabian Lovett is the only guy I'd guess they're still interested in at DT.
Or Leonard Taylor, maybe. Didn't realize he was still out there.
OL Julian Pearl, Tylan Grable, KT Leveston, Garret Greenfield, Jalen Sundell, Travis Glover, Beaux Limmer, Nick Gargiulo, Andrew Raym and Kingsley Eguakun still available, but Monk probably nullifies the final four.
Packers back on the clock for pick 202
At 202 the Packers select Travis Glover, OT from Georgia State
Packers have one pick left, in the 7th
Glover looks to be a swing tackle for a couple of years.
Kind of crazy to think that with last year's draft we went from being really thin in the WR/TE rooms to not even needing to think about those positions this year.
Glover will take time to develop. Similar to Caleb Jones.
Glover had interest from ravens and patriots. He’s a packer now.
@tsr86free posted:Wondering why Michael Pratt is falling…
Jumped off a bridge?
I may have missed it somewhere, but my understanding is the Packers are going to a 4-3 this year. I don't follow college football much, but what I have read, Cooper seems to be a good pick in that he is more of a thumper and can shed blocks which should help strengthen the middle along with a more aggressive safety. My question is where does Quay Walker then fit into this defense? Are they planning to move him outside or split downs with Cooper (if he shows he is NFL ready?)
In the 4-2-5 Nickel, Cooper and Quay are the likely linebackers. When they're actually in base, McDuffie or Hopper would likely be the third starter right now. Quay will probably wear the green dot, but I suppose could line up on the weak side.
@GratefulPack posted:I may have missed it somewhere, but my understanding is the Packers are going to a 4-3 this year. I don't follow college football much, but what I have read, Cooper seems to be a good pick in that he is more of a thumper and can shed blocks which should help strengthen the middle along with a more aggressive safety. My question is where does Quay Walker then fit into this defense? Are they planning to move him outside or split downs with Cooper (if he shows he is NFL ready?)
The goal in this new scheme is all the players will play all the positions. There won't really be a thing like specific Mike, Will, Sam LB's. They will be interchangeable.
And, almost all the defensive players they drafted are thumpers. This will no longer be a soft Defense.
@GreenBayLA posted:Safety free for all in GB
"Well, it's a free for all, and I heard it said
You can bet your life
Stakes are high and so am I
It's in the air tonight".
--T. Nugent
Which QB are the Packers drafting with one of the 7ths. I'll go with Kedon Slovis or Sam Hartman.
I will say even with some of the crappier choices. This TEAM just got a lot faster and some nasty.
@PackLandVA posted:Which QB are the Packers drafting with one of the 7ths. I'll go with Kedon Slovis or Sam Hartman.
BK would be back in a heartbeat if Hartman was the choice.
Most dudes of French lineage don't make it in the NFL. DeJuan, DeJean, Deguara.