jleisher Posted January 22, 2020 Share Posted January 22, 2020 This mock is for entertainment purposes only, don't freak out if you don't like it. Green Bay Packers new DC, Jim Leonhard DC UW Badgers DC. Young, up and coming coach. Players released: Jimmy Graham TE Corey Linsley C Lane Taylor G 2020 Cap Space: $50.5m (minus $5m rookie cap space) $45.9m Resigns: Mason Crosby K 3yrs/$4m per 40% guan, cap hit $3m Jared Veldheer T 2yrs/$5m per, 0% guan, cap hit $5m (Bulaga is to expensive, Veldheer steps in and starts, or Turner can move to RT if a starting G is drafted.) Marcedes Lewis TE 1yr/$3m, 0% guan, cap hit $3m Tyler Ervin RB/RS 3yrs/$1m per, 0% guan, cap hit $1m Cap Space after resigns: $33.9m Outside FA's: Michaels Brockers DE 4yrs/$15m per, 50% guan, cap hit $10.5 Corey Littleton ILB 4yrs/$12m per, 40% guan, cap hit $8.4mPatrick Onwuasor ILB 4yrs/$7m per, 30% guan, cap hit $4.9m Beau Allen DL 3yrs/$6m per, 40% guan, cap hit $4.5m 2020 Cap Space after FA's: $5.6m plus $5m rookie space, total $10.6m 2020 Draft: Trade: Packers send pick #30 (620pts) to Falcons for picks #47 and #78 (630pts) +10 Packers #47. Scouting Report: Mekhi Becton School: Louisville Position: Offensive Tackle Class: Junior Height: 6’7 Weight: 355 Scouting Report: Highly recruited, massive tackle that moves very well for someone of his physical stature. Moves well laterally and impossible to get around due to his width and wingspan. Devastating blocker when he gets his hands on you. A natural athlete, he isn’t just a leaner that uses his size advantage to beat defenders, but has worked to develop a good bend and overall technique. (Learns behind Veldheer for a year or two.) #62. Scouting Report: Tyler Biadasz School: Wisconsin Position: Center Class: Junior Height: 6-3 Weight: 325 Scouting Report: Extremely powerful, smash-mouth type center that doesn’t need the extra help from other offensive linemen to block top tier defensive linemen. Excels with a combination of power and balance. Works best in close quarters where his lack of arm length could get him into problems, but shouldn’t hinder him at center in most blocking schemes. Able to road grade in the run game, and has the footwork to hold up to recover, even when caught off balance in pass protection. (Patrick starts at C, but Biadasz pushes him hard. Very possible that he starts at C, with Patrick being the IOL backup.) #78. Scouting Report: Gabriel Davis School: UCF Position: Wide Receiver Class: Junior Height: 6’3″ Weight: 212 Scouting Report: Excellent hands and long arms- one of the best “catchers of the ball” in college football. Tall, with a slight build. Listed weight is probably much higher than reality. Can fly in the open field, and deep vertical speed is elite. Takes the top off of defenses, and is the type of deep speed threat that opens up the field for other playmakers. Will thrive in a system that prizes go routes. (Don't be surprised if Packers add a veteran WR to the group.) #94. Scouting Report: Darryl Williams School: Mississippi State Position: Offensive Guard/Center Class: Senior Height: 6’2 Weight: 305 Scouting Report: Exceptional interior offensive lineman that works best within smaller spaces. Locks on to defenders and has excellent strength to secure the block. Lower body strength is also very good, and can drive defenders back in the run game to make lanes. A clear interior blocker that won’t be considered as a tackle, but when given fixed zones to work with, is an elite run and pass blocker. (Could be starter at RG, OL could be Bak, Jenkins, Biadasz, Williams and either Turner or Veldheer.) #133. Scouting Report: Jared Pinkney School: Vanderbilt Position: Tight End Class: Senior Height: 6-5 Weight: 255 Scouting Report: Big bodied tight end that is a true combination of pass catcher and blocker. Excels at exploding out of cuts extremely well for a player his size and has an excellent knack for getting open. Runs crisp, well executed routes. Catches the ball away from his body well, and can post up defenders when coming back to the ball. #192. Scouting Report: Zack Moss School: Utah Position: Running Back Class: Senior Height: 5’10” Weight: 222 Scouting Report: Powerful runner between the tackles. Seems to prefer to work in close quarters and enjoys contact. Not a back that is always looking for daylight, is one that yearns for and works for the hard, short yards. Extremely difficult to bring down by the first tackler. Excellent footwork in a phone booth, and is more comfortable in crowds than in spaces. Good catcher of the football with natural hands. Willing and able to pass pro. Not a big play threat with a 5th gear, but is reliable to get valuable short yards. #209. Scouting Report: Adam Trautman School: Dayton Position: Tight End Class: Senior Height: 6’5″ Weight: 250 Scouting Report: Converted quarterback but has quickly picked up the nuances of the game at tight end. Gets off of the line of scrimmage quickly, and runs crisp, fluid routes. Has shown equal proficiency on the outside and in the slot, will be able to be moved all around at the next level. Top level pass catching ability with soft hands. Tape shows not only an excellent post-up tight end that can stop his route, face the quarterback and block out defenders, but also catches the ball very well in stride. #224. Scouting Report: Shaq Smith School: Maryland Position: Inside Linebacker Class: Graduate Transfer Height: 6’2″ Weight: 250 Scouting Report: An excellent leader one the best teams in college football the last few years, Smith came out of high school as a 5 star prospect, but never found a full time starting position for Clemson. After graduating early, he transferred to Maryland, and should instantly be a starter on a far less talented defensive core. A very solidly built inside linebacker, he is best suited to working on containing the gaps and rushing the passer in certain situations. Well coached, smart, and patient with his assignments, Smith is an extremely reliable presence in the middle of the field, allowing players around him to roam the field and work sideline to sideline. As Maryland switches to a 3-4, Smith should shine in a role where he can be utilize his best attributes – moving forward and dominating on the interior. #242. Scouting Report: Kadarius Toney School: Florida Position: Wide Receiver Class: Junior Height: 5’11” Weight: 194 Scouting Report: Incredibly gifted playmaker that is extremely dangerous with the ball in his hands. A perplexing prospect, Toney has elite talent as a receiver, and can break a big play at any time. However, there are a long list of negatives from ball security, off the field issues and injuries that will have scouts worried. Has excellent speed and elusiveness. Very good hands and is a natural at making the catch away from his body, turning up field and making a play. A natural at shifting his weight to avoid tackles. Needs to have an uneventful year off the field, and show more discipline on, and can make his way into a very desirable position in the draft. Is deservedly compared to Percy Harvin, both in the positive and in the negative. (High risk, high reward player at slot and or ST.) #243. Scouting Report: Chauncy Haney School: North Greenville Position: Defensive End Class: Junior Height: 6’5″ Weight: 250 Scouting Report: Small school defensive prospect with a long frame, but slight in build. Gifted pass rusher that has strength and speed off of the edge. Gets leverage quickly, and has been able to beat tackles with speed and power. At the next level would need to continue to add to his core strength to deal with stronger offensive linemen and to hold up against the run. Has shown remarkable pass rush skills at the college level, and teams that prize constant pressure off of the edge could be interested in the middle rounds. A very high ceiling, but still developmental prospect. My logic for this mock was to fix the Defense with veterans. The draft was used to get younger, stronger and faster on the OL and at TE. Sure, I thought about adding a veteran player like Danny Amendola at WR, still enough cap space to do so. URFA's, couldn't care about any of them except for Lazard and Lancaster. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cakeshoppe Posted January 22, 2020 Share Posted January 22, 2020 Just now, jleisher said: This mock is for entertainment purposes only, don't freak out if you don't like it. Green Bay Packers new DC, Jim Leonhard DC UW Badgers DC. Young, up and coming coach. RIP 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted January 22, 2020 Share Posted January 22, 2020 (edited) Appreciate this idea. Hammer the front 7 in FA. Veldheer becomes the expensive swing OL. Becton starts day 1 if he can. Biadasz starts day 1 center. But no offensive skills in FA and none until the 3rd round is a big issue. Not that Daniel Jeremiah is the end all be all, but he just mocked Becton 4th overall, dunno if you had seen that. Last year he did a similar thing with Josh Jacobs going 5th, but it's worth noting. Edited January 22, 2020 by JBURGE Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gopackgo972 Posted January 22, 2020 Share Posted January 22, 2020 Anyone that freaks out at mocks is ridiculous of course this for entertainment only and I love mocks so thanks bro! 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Leader Posted January 22, 2020 Share Posted January 22, 2020 I'm not generally a fan of dropping back from a high first draft slot....but no matter. Thanks for the info. Gives me some names to check out. Regarding one of them: Gabriel Davis - it says his "listed weight is probably much higher than reality" - technically speaking, his weight cant be greater than reality (Just kidding around) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CWood21 Posted January 22, 2020 Share Posted January 22, 2020 Not even sure Becton makes it to 30, let alone 47 or wherever we traded down to. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FinneasGage Posted January 23, 2020 Share Posted January 23, 2020 there's a lotta incredible value picks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Slinky Posted January 23, 2020 Share Posted January 23, 2020 5 hours ago, YaddaHolla said: Anyone that freaks out at mocks is ridiculous of course this for entertainment only and I love mocks so thanks bro! Ohh, there's always a few. AlexGreen. JBurge. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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