Lieker Posted February 1, 2019 Share Posted February 1, 2019 Lieker's Mock Draft 2.0 2019 (All Scouting Reports come from The Draft Network) https://thedraftnetwork.com/ Coaching Staff: HC: Matt LaFleur OC: Nathaniel Hackett DC: Mike Pettine ST: Shawn Mennenga ————————- FA: Retained: CB: Bashaud Breeland 3 yr/20 million ILB: Jake Ryan 1 yr/2 million TE: Marcedes Lewis 2 yr/3 million Fresh Blood: EDGE: Za'darius Smith (Former Raven) 5 yr/50 million S: Adrian Amos 4 yr/30 million G: Rodger Saffold 4 yr/24 million ------------------------------------------------ 2019 NFL Draft: 1.12) Packers Select: DL Jeffery Simmons Miss St 6-3 301 lb +Hand Usage +Strong Motor +Violent Tackler +Variety of Pass Rush Moves/Counters +Pocket Collapsing +High End First Step +Solid Length +Thick Frame -Pad Level Inconsistent -Anchor is hit or miss in run game -Will overrun plays being too aggressive 1.30) Packers Select: EDGE/DL Charles Omenihu Texas 6-6 275 lb +Great Burst and Reaction off the line +Eats up grass quickly with long strides +Solid Pad Level and Knee Bend in the run game +Ridiculous Arm Length (36.5) +Plays with nice Arm Extension +Nice "Pop" in his Hands +Has Experience rushing from 3T all the way to 9T +Variety of Effective Pass Rush Moves +Top End Speed is a plus for his size -Solid Flexibility but not a strength -Struggled some with Double Teams on the Interior -Could add a bit more Bulk depending on position 2.44) Packers Select: S Chauncey Gardner-Johnson Florida 5-11 207 lb +Above Average Range and Game Speed +Utilized in both Man and Zone Effectively +Strong Instincts and Ball Skills/Production +Strong Man Skills. Some teams want to see him at CB +Fluid Hips and Nice Quickness +Improved Assertiveness in Run Game +Big Hit Ability +Solid Angles in Run Support +Versatility: Can Play CB, FS, or SS. -Consistency in Run Fills -Consistency in Coverage 3.76) Packers Select: TE Dax Raymond Utah St 6-5 250 lb +Solid Release due to size/hand usage +Soft Hands catching away from frame +Catch Radius +Experience Blocking as an H-Back, In-line, and Flex TE +Boxes out and sits down in soft zones +Good not Great Speed: Runs away from LB's +Nice Balance/Flexibility in Lower Half +Smooth COD leads to RAC opportunities +Growing in Ability to Run Block -Route Running is inconsistent -Blocking In-line needs work. Has the Frame to grow into it -Frame could use some bulk/weight 4.108) Packers Select: G/C Michael Jordan Ohio St 6-6 310lb +Great Frame/Bulk +Lower Body Power +Shows Power to provide Strong Push in run game +Solid Quickness off the line +Frame and Athleticism to be a Plus Pass Protector +Experience at both Guard and Center -Footwork needs work -Catches more than attacks -Base tends to get too Narrow 4.112) Packers Select: WR Dillon Mitchell Oregon 6-3 201 lb +Plus Quickness and Flexibility shows Route Running Potential +Loose Hips +Smooth All-Around Athlete, especially for his height. +Frame to add more Weight/Bulk +Good downfield Speed +Effortless Body Control +Strong RAC: Slippery, Vision, Accelerates Quickly +Experience as PR +Played from Slot and the Outside -Lacks Bulk in Lower Half -Inconsistent Ball Skills -Blocking is mostly ineffective due to frame 5.140) Packers Select: LT Cody Conway Syracuse 6-6 300 lb +3 Year Starter at LT +Pass Protection is his biggest strength +Frames Rushers well +Patient in Protection +Good Balance and Recovery +Nice Timing on Punch with Effective Placement +Solid Zone Blocking in Run Game -Needs to improve Bulk/Play Strength -Not much Push in Run Game -More Technician than Power 6.172) Packers Select: WR Olamide Zaccheaus Virginia 5-8 190 lb +Highly Productive in an Unproductive Offense +Former High School RB who was utilized as an RB some in College as well. +Strong Vision and Elusiveness +Plus Acceleration +Creativity with ball in hands +Shown flashes in the Vertical Game despite size +Soft Hands +Plus Top End Speed +Solid bulk for his height +Some experience as both a KR and PR -Height/Catch Radius -Blocking is limited due to size -Limited in ability to attack the ball at High Point 6.182) Packers Select: RB Bruce Anderson NDSU, 5-11 202 lb +Good Feet: Strong Jump Cut and Balanced Base +Accelerates Quickly +Solid Vision: Patience +Willing Pass Protector +Natural Hands Catcher +Shows the ability to Separate from LB's in Coverage +Low Center of Gravity: Nice Balance through Contact +Shows Elusiveness and Fluidity in his Cuts +Tough and Physical Runner for his Size +Versatile: Utilized as a Runner, Pass Catcher, Blocker, and KR in College -Just okay Frame/Bulk -Needs work/bulk in Pass Protection -Small School/FCS Production -Not a Pile Pusher -Will try to break runs to the outside too often 7.204) Packers Select: TE Jerome Washington Rutgers 6-4 258 lb +Willing Receiver across the Middle of the Field +Effective Release off the line +Soft Hands in Flashes +Comfortable Catching away from Frame +Strong Athletic Upside not utilized well in poor offense +Strong Blocker: Has Frame and Ability +Can block inline but has the athletic ability to be more than just a blocker. -Inconsistent Hands -Injury Concerns -Lack of College Production -Route Running Versatility Let me know your thoughts! 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hsmc25 Posted February 1, 2019 Share Posted February 1, 2019 Looks like a Ted Thompson draft...😳 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lieker Posted February 1, 2019 Author Share Posted February 1, 2019 1 minute ago, hsmc25 said: Looks like a Ted Thompson draft...😳 Yeah? How so? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gopackgo972 Posted February 1, 2019 Share Posted February 1, 2019 I like this off-season. Favorite draft pick is D Mitch. Kids a baller. His frame will keep him from being elite but he will be a solid 2nd/3rd WR. But I love his game after the catch. He put Byron Murphy on skates in route to a TD vs UW. 3rd downs will be his bread and butter as he has a knack for finding soft zones in the defense. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pacman5252 Posted February 1, 2019 Share Posted February 1, 2019 I’m mixed on it. I don’t think Amos is worth big money in today’s nfl that is devaluing safeties that aren’t single high players. 2 DL to start the draft is a little odd too. We need like quality OLBs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hsmc25 Posted February 1, 2019 Share Posted February 1, 2019 Looks like a lot of developmental prospects that likely will never develop. That’s a TT draft. Lots of bust factors. First pick is generally fine. Second pick is a reach. The rest is just bodies. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lieker Posted February 1, 2019 Author Share Posted February 1, 2019 30 minutes ago, YaddaHolla said: I like this off-season. Favorite draft pick is D Mitch. Kids a baller. His frame will keep him from being elite but he will be a solid 2nd/3rd WR. But I love his game after the catch. He put Byron Murphy on skates in route to a TD vs UW. 3rd downs will be his bread and butter as he has a knack for finding soft zones in the defense. He reminds me of Trevor Davis. Might be more fluid though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lieker Posted February 1, 2019 Author Share Posted February 1, 2019 26 minutes ago, pacman5252 said: I’m mixed on it. I don’t think Amos is worth big money in today’s nfl that is devaluing safeties that aren’t single high players. 2 DL to start the draft is a little odd too. We need like quality OLBs. Understandable on Amos. Although, I don’t think 7.5 million a year is that crazy of money. Omenihu is an EDGE/OLB. Pettine likes a guy that can set the edge. This guy can. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lieker Posted February 1, 2019 Author Share Posted February 1, 2019 8 minutes ago, hsmc25 said: Looks like a lot of developmental prospects that likely will never develop. That’s a TT draft. Lots of bust factors. First pick is generally fine. Second pick is a reach. The rest is just bodies. Simmons and Omenihu definitely aren’t developmental guys. Raymond is to some extent. Once you get beyond the first couple of rounds everybody is developmental to some level. That or they’re limited athletes who have already hit their ceiling as a prospect. Every prospect has a certain amount of bust to them. There is no guarantee. Explain how Omenihu is a reach? Can’t say that I agree. If anything he’s more likely to go before 1.30. Great frame, extreme length, explosive mover, productive in college. What am I missing? Explain how the rest are just bodies? Do you even know the prospects at all? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hsmc25 Posted February 1, 2019 Share Posted February 1, 2019 I do. Just feel like there is to many fliers in your mock. Sorry. That what TT was doing. That’s why we need to get away from that style to turn this team around. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lieker Posted February 1, 2019 Author Share Posted February 1, 2019 9 minutes ago, hsmc25 said: I do. Just feel like there is to many fliers in your mock. Sorry. That what TT was doing. That’s why we need to get away from that style to turn this team around. So who are you taking after the first couple of rounds that aren’t flyers? All you’re doing is taking guys that have certain traits that aligns well with what your team is trying to do at each position. Every prospect is going to have warts and weaknesses. Good coaches and systems put those prospects in a position to maximize their strong traits while masking their weak points that can’t be coached up. TT along with every other GM are/were taking “flyers” with essentially every pick. The draft is a crapshoot. Nothing more. Some prospects have better odds of making it than others. Even then there is a certain amount of luck involved whether it be fluke injuries, unforeseen character issues, or some players just not “getting it”. I’d love to hear your thoughts on a particular prospect(s) instead of just calling them reaches or flyers. Explain why. I’m genuinely curious. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
badgers0821 Posted February 1, 2019 Share Posted February 1, 2019 I’m not taking a guy at #12 who wasn’t invited to the combine because of off the field issues. The rest of the draft is blah, a lot of reaches. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gopher Trace Posted February 1, 2019 Share Posted February 1, 2019 Omenihu is a DL, not EDGE. I like that pick, though. Lots of mockers have Zach Allen at the end of the 1st but I think Omenihu is who they should be putting there. Allen does not have Round 1-caliber athleticism. Omenihu does. It's a redundant pick if you take Simmons at 12, though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
coachbuns Posted February 1, 2019 Share Posted February 1, 2019 10 hours ago, hsmc25 said: Looks like a lot of developmental prospects that likely will never develop. That’s a TT draft. Lots of bust factors. First pick is generally fine. Second pick is a reach. The rest is just bodies. You don't pull any punches and must be a top notch football player talent guru. Lots of negatives, not much on who/what/why. Put your own mock draft up as Lieker did as your rebuttal instead of picking it apart with vague comments. Lieker, appreciate the effort. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pacman5252 Posted February 1, 2019 Share Posted February 1, 2019 10 hours ago, Lieker said: Understandable on Amos. Although, I don’t think 7.5 million a year is that crazy of money. Omenihu is an EDGE/OLB. Pettine likes a guy that can set the edge. This guy can. Omenihu doesn’t have the movement to play OLB. He’s a 280 collaspe the pocket DE prospect with some speed for his size (honestly pretty similar to Datone Jones). He’s a 4-3 end or development 3-4 end prospect. He’s a little too much of a development prospect for me to consider him with a top 50 pick (at least in our D, for a 4-3 team he could start). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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